Merge pull request #214 from kinode-dao/hf/hosted-nodes-edits

kit connect edits

src/kit/connect.md

@@ -9,38 +9,38 @@ Then use
 ```
 kit connect --host <SSH Address>
 ```
-and paste in the password when prompted.
+and paste in the node's SSH password when prompted.
 You will be prompted for your password twice.
 This is to first determine the port to create the SSH tunnel to, and then to create the tunnel.
 You can also provide the port (Valet displays it as Local HTTP Port) and only be prompted for password once:
 ```
 kit connect --host <SSH Address> --port <Valet Local HTTP Port>
 ```
 
-It is recommended to [set up your SSH configuration on your local machine and the remote host]()../hosted-nodes.md#using-ssh-keys.
+It is recommended to [set up your SSH configuration on your local machine and the remote host](../hosted-nodes.md#using-ssh-keys).
 Then `kit connect` usage looks like:
 ```
 kit connect --host <Host>
 ```
 where `<Host>` here is defined in your `~/.ssh/config` file.
 
-To disconnect a SSH tunnel, use the `--disconnect` flag and the local port bound, by default, `9090`:
+To disconnect an SSH tunnel, use the `--disconnect` flag and the local port bound, by default, `9090`:
 ```
 kit connect 9090 --disconnect
 ```
 
 ## Discussion
 
 See discussion of why SSH tunnels are useful for development with `kit` [here](../hosted-nodes.md#using-kit-with-your-hosted-node).
-Briefly, creating a SSH tunnel allows you to use `kit` with a remote hosted node in the same way you do with a local one.
+Briefly, creating an SSH tunnel allows you to use `kit` with a remote hosted node in the same way you do with a local one.
 Setting up your SSH configuration will make `kit connect` work better.
 You can find instructions for doing so [here](../hosted-nodes.md#using-ssh-keys).
 
 ## Arguments
 
 ```
 $ kit connect --help
-Connect (or disconnect) a ssh tunnel to a remote server
+Connect (or disconnect) an SSH tunnel to a remote server
 
 Usage: kit connect [OPTIONS] [LOCAL_PORT]