GITBOOK-8370: Enterprise setup: Init config of Universal Broker, upda…

…te usage

docs/enterprise-setup/snyk-broker/universal-broker/initial-configuration-of-the-universal-broker.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ To use this command, you must install Node 18 or higher.
 1. Run `npm i -g snyk-broker-config`.
 2. Set the necessary environment variables:
    * `SNYK_TOKEN` if not already set. This must be your personal API key.
-   * `SNYK_API_HOSTNAME` if not targeting https://api.snyk.io, for example,`export SNYK_API_HOSTNAME=https://api.eu.snyk.io`
+   * `SNYK_API_HOSTNAME` if you are not targeting https://api.snyk.io, for example,`export SNYK_API_HOSTNAME=https://api.eu.snyk.io`
 3. Ensure that as you follow the remaining steps, you set more environment variables as needed to ensure the experience proceeds smoothly, for example:
    * `TENANT_ID` so you do not have to enter it on every command 
    * `INSTALL_ID` if you have one, otherwise the tool will walk you through the installation process
@@ -34,18 +34,18 @@ To use this command, you must install Node 18 or higher.
    * **Optional**:  When the workflow deployment has been created, view your deployment using `snyk-broker-config workflows deployments get`.
 7. Create and configure your connection or connections.
    * Run `snyk-broker-config workflows connections create` to create a connection.
-   * In response to the prompt **Which Deployment do you want to use?,** select your deployment from the list presented.
-   * In response to the prompt **Which Connection type do you want to create?**
+   * In response to the prompt **Which Deployment do you want to use?**, select your deployment from the list presented.
+   * In response to the prompt **Which Connection type do you want to create?**:
      * Select the type of connection you want to create from the list presented.\
-       Options include SCM connection types like `github` and variants, `bitbucket` and variants, `gitlab` and `azure`, as well as container registry connections (see the next step), package manager connections, Jira, and more.
+       Options include SCM connection types like `github` and variants, `bitbucket` and variants, `gitlab`, and `azure`, as well as container registry connections (see the next step), package manager connections, Jira, and more.
      * For container registry-type Broker connections, specify a CR\_AGENT\_URL, which will point to a Container Registry Agent.\
        You must configure and run both the Universal Broker and a separate Container Registry Agent. Follow the instructions for [configuring and running a Container Registry Agent](../snyk-broker-container-registry-agent/#configuring-and-running-the-container-registry-agent).
    * Provide the configuration for each required field in response to the prompts:
      * Enter a human-friendly name for your connection. Note that no spaces are allowed.
      * Enter the **broker\_client-url** (the hostname and port of your Broker client, for example, https://my.broker.company.com:8000).
      * Enter the credential reference or choose the option **CreateNew** in response to a prompt like **github-token (Sensitive): Which Credential Reference do you want to use? Or create New?**
    * When you see the messages **Connection created** and **Ready to configure integrations to use this connection**, you can run the Broker client.
-8. After the connection is created, use `snyk-broker-config workflows connections integrate` to configure an integration to use the newly created connection. In response to the prompts, enter the **deployment** you want to use, the **connection** you want to use, the **OrgID** of the Organization you want to integrate, and the `integration ID` of the type `github`. You can find your `integration ID` in your Organization **Integrations** settings, or retrieve it using the [Integrations](../../../snyk-api/reference/integrations-v1.md) API.
+8. After the connection is created, use `snyk-broker-config workflows connections integrate` to configure an integration to use the newly created connection. In response to the prompts, enter the **deployment** you want to use, the **connection** you want to use, the **OrgID** of the Organization you want to integrate, and the `integration ID` of the type `github`. You can find your `integration ID` in your Organization **Integrations** settings or retrieve it using the [Integrations](../../../snyk-api/reference/integrations-v1.md) API.
 
 ## Example: first-time configuration of a new connection <a href="#quick-examples-below" id="quick-examples-below"></a>