Securing Arcade MCP Deployments minor edits

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 # Securing Arcade MCP Deployments
 
-You may have noticed that when you connected to the MCP serer you created with `arcade-mcp`, you could immediately call your tools from local MCP Clients and agents, like Claude and Cursor. This is because the `arcade-mcp` server is *not* secured by any mechanism by default.  Most use-cases for MCP servers today are local development or local to a single machine, and we optimize for that use-case.
+You may have noticed that when you connected to the MCP server you created with `arcade-mcp`, you could immediately call your tools from local MCP Clients and agents, like Claude and Cursor. This is because the `arcade-mcp` server is *not* secured by any mechanism by default.  Most use-cases for MCP servers today are local development or local to a single machine, and we optimize for that use-case.
 
 However, you can secure your MCP server in two ways: deploying it to Arcade or adding front-door OAuth.
 
 ## Arcade Deploy
 When you `arcade deploy` your MCP server, it will be secured behind the Arcade platform.
 
-Under the hood, we disable the MCP routes provided by `arcade-mcp`, and use the Arcade Engine as a gateway for your MCP server, which has a number of additional features. Arcade will create a randomized secure secret for your MCP server (via the `ARCADE_WORKER_SECRET` environment variable) so that your server is protected from unauthorized access, as well as being isolated from direct access from outside of the Arcade platform. Servers managed by Arcade (servers that are `arcade deploy`ed) serve `/worker` endpoints that are protected by this secret. The worker endpoints are `worker/health`, `/worker/tools`, and `/worker/tools/invoke`. The health endpoint is not protected by this secret, but the listing tools and tool invocations are.  You can explore this locally by setting the same environment variable in your locally.
+Under the hood, we disable the MCP routes provided by `arcade-mcp`, and use the Arcade Engine as a gateway for your MCP server, which has a number of additional features. Arcade will create a randomized secure secret for your MCP server (via the `ARCADE_WORKER_SECRET` environment variable) so that your server is protected from unauthorized access, as well as being isolated from direct access from outside of the Arcade platform. Servers managed by Arcade (servers that are `arcade deploy`ed) serve `/worker` endpoints that are protected by this secret. The worker endpoints are `worker/health`, `/worker/tools`, and `/worker/tools/invoke`. The health endpoint is not protected by this secret, but the listing tools and tool invocations are.  You can explore this behavior locally by setting the same environment variable in your local environment.
 
 Learn more about how to deploy your MCP server to Arcade [here](/home/serve-tools/arcade-deploy).
 
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 - You want to host your MCP server yourself (local, on-premise, or third-party hosting)
 - You already have an OAuth 2.1 compliant Authorization Server (e.g., WorkOS AuthKit, Auth0, Descope)
 
-Resource Server auth works alongside tool-level authorization. Resource Server auth secures access to your MCP server itself, while tool-level auth enables your tools to access third-party APIs on behalf of the authenticated user.
+Resource Server auth works alongside tool-level authorization. Resource Server auth secures access to the MCP server itself, while tool-level auth enables your tools to access third-party APIs on behalf of the authenticated user.
 
 Learn more about adding front-door OAuth to your MCP server [here](/home/build-tools/secure-your-mcp-server).