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Signed-off-by: WashingtonKK <washingtonkigan@gmail.com>

docs/computations.md

@@ -55,48 +55,51 @@ The system supports four TLS configuration modes:
 
 1. Attested TLS
 
-    - Basic TLS configuration with attestation verification during the TLS handshake.
-    - No additional certificate or key files required.
-    - Suitable for environments requiring basic secure communication.
+   - Basic TLS configuration with attestation verification during the TLS handshake.
+   - No additional certificate or key files required.
+   - Suitable for environments requiring basic secure communication.
 
 2. Mutual TLS
 
-    - Requires bi-directional authentication
-    - Required files:
-        - Key File
-        - Certificate File
-        - Server CA File
-        - Client CA File
-    - Provides highest level of security with mutual authentication
+   - Requires bi-directional authentication
+   - Required files:
+     - Key File
+     - Certificate File
+     - Server CA File
+     - Client CA File
+   - Provides highest level of security with mutual authentication
 
 3. TLS
 
-    - Standard TLS configuration
-    - Required files:
-        - Key File
-        - Certificate File
-    - Suitable for environments requiring encrypted communication without mutual authentication
+   - Standard TLS configuration
+   - Required files:
+     - Key File
+     - Certificate File
+   - Suitable for environments requiring encrypted communication without mutual authentication
 
 4. No TLS
 
-    - Disables TLS security
-    - No additional configuration required
-    - Should only be used in secure, isolated environments
-    - Not recommended for production deployments
+   - Disables TLS security
+   - No additional configuration required
+   - Should only be used in secure, isolated environments
+   - Not recommended for production deployments
 
 #### Log Level Configuration
 
 - **Info**: Standard logging level for general operational information
+
   - Logs important events and milestones
   - Recommended for normal operation
   - Provides good balance of information without excessive detail
 
 - **Debug**: Detailed logging for troubleshooting
+
   - Includes extensive operation details
   - Useful during development and debugging
   - May impact performance
 
 - **Warn**: Warning-level messages only
+
   - Logs potentially harmful situations
   - Does not log normal operational information
   - Useful for monitoring potential issues
@@ -145,8 +148,8 @@ The system supports four TLS configuration modes:
 2. Select appropriate TLS Configuration mode
 3. Set desired Log Level based on operational requirements
 4. For Mutual TLS or TLS modes:
-    - Upload required certificate and key files
-    - Verify file formats and permissions
+   - Upload required certificate and key files
+   - Verify file formats and permissions
 5. Click "Close" to save configuration
 
 #### Troubleshooting
@@ -177,14 +180,14 @@ Common issues and solutions:
 Agent can be configured to run with [attested TLS](https://docs.cocos.ultraviolet.rs/attestation/#attested-tls).
 
 1. Set agent tls configuration to aTLS. ![atls config](./img/ui/setatlsconfig.png)
-Click on close to save config and click the update/create button to save the computation.
+   Click on close to save config and click the update/create button to save the computation.
 2. To confirm aTLS was configured, click on the update computation button.
-![atls config](./img/ui/confirmatls.png)
+   ![atls config](./img/ui/confirmatls.png)
 3. Next Run the computation and wait for the virtual machine provisioning to be complete.
-![vm provision](./img/ui/provisioncomplete.png)
+   ![vm provision](./img/ui/provisioncomplete.png)
 4. Download the attestation policy. This file is used to set the expected values in the attestation report and is required for validation.
-![attestation-policy-download-list](./img/ui/attestation-policy-download-list.png)
-![download-attestation-list](./img/ui/download-policy-download.png)
+   ![attestation-policy-download-list](./img/ui/attestation-policy-download-list.png)
+   ![download-attestation-list](./img/ui/download-policy-download.png)
 
 5. Finally to connect to agent, we need to configure the env variables on cli.
 
@@ -441,7 +444,7 @@ X-Xss-Protection: 1; mode=block
 
 ## User Keys
 
-Cocos implements a public-key cryptography system for user authentication and role management in its multiparty confidential computing platform. Each user requires only a single public-private key pair per computation, regardless of how many roles they hold in that computation. Private keys are used for [command-line  operations](https://docs.cocos.ultraviolet.rs/cli/).
+Cocos implements a public-key cryptography system for user authentication and role management in its multiparty confidential computing platform. Each user requires only a single public-private key pair per computation, regardless of how many roles they hold in that computation. Private keys are used for [command-line operations](https://docs.cocos.ultraviolet.rs/cli/).
 
 Cocos supports three types of cryptographic keys:
 
@@ -455,7 +458,7 @@ Cocos supports three types of cryptographic keys:
 
 - [User generates one public-private key pair](https://docs.cocos.ultraviolet.rs/cli/#generate-keys)
 - User provides their public key when being assigned to the computation
-![Upload user key](./img/ui/upload-key.png)
+  ![Upload user key](./img/ui/upload-key.png)
 - System associates the public key with all of the user's designated roles
 
 #### Operation Phase
@@ -478,7 +481,7 @@ Users use the same private key for all CLI operations, regardless of role:
 #### Public Key Distribution
 
 - Public keys are safe to share and can be viewed in the manifest
-![manifest](./img/ui/manifest.png)
+  ![manifest](./img/ui/manifest.png)
 - Public key must be registered once before participation
 - Same public key is used for all roles in the computation
 

docs/users.md

@@ -170,45 +170,52 @@ Content-Length: 212
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-# Steps to View and Update User Information  
+# Steps to View and Update User Information
+
+## 1. Register as a New User
 
-## 1. Register as a New User  
 Navigate to the landing page and click the **Register** button:  
-  ![Registration](img/ui/user_register.png)  
+ ![Registration](img/ui/user_register.png)
+
+On the registration form, provide the following required details:
 
-On the registration form, provide the following required details:  
-  - **Username**  
-  - **Email Address**  
-  - **First and Last Names**  
-  - **Password**  
-  ![Register Form](img/ui/self_register.png)  
+- **Username**
+- **Email Address**
+- **First and Last Names**
+- **Password**  
+  ![Register Form](img/ui/self_register.png)
+
+## 2. Accessing Your Profile
 
-## 2. Accessing Your Profile  
 - Once logged in, click on your **User Profile** icon located at the top-right corner of the page:  
-  ![User Profile](img/ui/user_profile.png)  
+  ![User Profile](img/ui/user_profile.png)
 
 - From the dropdown menu, select the **My Account** option. This will redirect you to your **Profile Page**:  
-  ![Account Page](img/ui/my_account.png)  
+  ![Account Page](img/ui/my_account.png)
+
+## 3. Profile Page Overview
 
-## 3. Profile Page Overview  
-- On the profile page, you can:  
-  - View a summary of your account details.  
-  - Access options to **update** your information or **deactivate** your account.  
+- On the profile page, you can:
+  - View a summary of your account details.
+  - Access options to **update** your information or **deactivate** your account.
+
+## 4. Updating User Details
 
-## 4. Updating User Details  
 To modify your information, click the **Update** icon on the profile page:  
-  ![Update Details](img/ui/update_details.png)  
+ ![Update Details](img/ui/update_details.png)
+
+On the resulting update page, you can edit any of the following fields as needed:
+
+- Username
+- Email Address
+- First and Last Names
+- Password  
+  ![Update Page](img/ui/update_user_page.png)
 
-On the resulting update page, you can edit any of the following fields as needed:  
-  - Username  
-  - Email Address  
-  - First and Last Names  
-  - Password  
-  ![Update Page](img/ui/update_user_page.png)  
+## 5. Disabling a User
 
-## 5. Disabling a User  
-- To deactivate your account, you must first manage any associated entities:  
-  - Delete all associated entities, OR  
-  - Transfer ownership of these entities to another registered user.  
+- To deactivate your account, you must first manage any associated entities:
+  - Delete all associated entities, OR
+  - Transfer ownership of these entities to another registered user.
 
-> **Note:** Once all associated entities are resolved, you can proceed with account deactivation through the options provided on the profile page.  
+> **Note:** Once all associated entities are resolved, you can proceed with account deactivation through the options provided on the profile page.