Scot's suggestions:

Let's make sure we are consistent in capitalization. "wasabee" (when referring to the entire ecosystem) should be lower case unless it is the first word of a sentence. Wasabee-IITC, Wasabee-WebUI (and Wasabee-Server, if we ever need to mention it) should be capitalized.

V and Rocks should be capitalized.

Do not call it "the wasabee server" call it "Wasabee-WebUI" or just "WebUI" The server is not the WebUI, the WebUI is not the server.

Do not call Wasabee-IITC "Wasabee"

Small paragraphs, with clear headings, are better than prose for quick skimming/reading. People just want to get to the point. Make the point easy to find.

We do not add agents or teams to ops. We give teams permissions to operations. This is important. We need to be consistent in this language. You can "add a permission" for a team, but you cannot "add a team."

We do not have users, we have agents. Let's be consistent about this language.