Apply brand tone and writing style fixes

.mintlify/assistant/skills/custom-domain-rate-limit/skill.mdx

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 name: "custom-domain-rate-limit"
 description: "Use this skill when a user is setting up a custom domain and the _acme-challenge TXT record value never appears in the Mintlify dashboard — the dashboard shows a loading spinner, a blank field, or the value keeps changing on each attempt. This is caused by a Let's Encrypt certificate issuance rate limit from repeated failed validation attempts."
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 # Custom domain _acme-challenge value not appearing
 
 When the `_acme-challenge` TXT record value never loads in the dashboard, the cause is almost always a Let's Encrypt rate limit. Let's Encrypt limits how many certificate requests can be made for the same domain in a short window. Deleting and re-adding the domain, or retrying a failed validation, counts as a new attempt. After several failed attempts, Let's Encrypt imposes a cooldown before a new challenge token can be generated.
 
 Tell the user to:
 
 1. Wait 24-72 hours before retrying. The rate limit clears on its own.
 2. Leave the domain entry as-is in the dashboard. Deleting and re-adding the domain triggers new certificate requests and can extend the wait.
-3. Avoid refreshing or clicking retry. Additional attempts may extend the cooldown further.
+3. Avoid refreshing or selecting retry. Additional attempts may extend the cooldown further.
 
 Once the cooldown clears, the `_acme-challenge` TXT value appears automatically. The user can then add it to their DNS and complete validation as normal.
 

.mintlify/assistant/skills/editor-reset/skill.mdx

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 name: "editor-reset"
 description: "Use this skill when a user reports that the Mintlify web editor is broken, not loading properly, showing outdated or stale content, or is stuck after a GitHub sync. Also applies when the file tree fails to load or the editor appears frozen or unresponsive."
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 # Reset the editor
 
 A force reset usually fixes a web editor that is broken, showing stale content, or failing to load the file tree — especially after a Git sync. Resetting clears local editor state without affecting published docs or Git history.
 
 Walk the user through these steps:
 
 1. Open the web editor at [app.mintlify.com](https://app.mintlify.com).
-2. Click the settings button in the editor toolbar. It has a gear icon and no text label.
+2. Select the settings button in the editor toolbar. It has a gear icon and no text label.
 3. Scroll down to the **Reset Editor** section.
-4. Click **Reset Editor**.
+4. Select **Reset Editor**.
 
 The editor reloads and re-syncs from the Git repository.
 
 If the issue persists after resetting, it may indicate a deeper sync conflict — escalate to the support team.

credits.mdx

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 1. Navigate to the [Usage](https://app.mintlify.com/settings/organization/usage) page in your dashboard.
 2. Optionally, adjust the date range in the toolbar to change the period the export covers.
-3. In the **Activity log** section, click **Export to CSV**.
+3. In the **Activity log** section, select **Export to CSV**.
 4. Mintlify emails you a download link when the export is ready. The link expires after 72 hours.
 
 The exported CSV includes the date, product, and credits consumed for each event in the selected range.