Clarify Auth0 Domain instructions

Author: jcaudle

docs/source/guides/auth.mdx

@@ -62,12 +62,13 @@ This guide uses [Auth0](https://auth0.com/) as the Identity Provider.
 
 The Auth0 Connection is the method clients use to authenticate. This guide uses the default **Username-Password-Authentication** connection.
 
-1. In your dashboard, navigate to **Authentication** -> **Database**.
-1. Create the default **Username-Password-Authentication** connection. Click the **Try Connection** button to test it.
-1. Copy the **Connection Identifier** at the top of the page, you need it for the next step. It should start with something like `con_`.
+1. In your Auth0 dashboard, navigate to **Authentication** -> **Database**.
+1. Create the default **Username-Password-Authentication** connection. Click the **Try Connection** button to test it and set up a username and password for later.
+1. Back on Auth0's dashboard, copy the **Connection Identifier** at the top of the page, you'll need it soon. It should start with something like `con_`.
 1. Navigate to **Applications** -> **APIs** -> **Auth0 Management API**.
-1. Click the **API Explorer** tab. Copy the token value, you also need it for the next step.
-1. Run the following `curl` command to promote the connection to domain-level, replacing `<CONNECTION ID>` and `<MGMT API ACCESS TOKEN>` with the values you copied in the previous steps:
+1. Copy the **Identifier** for this API. It should look something like `dev-123456.us.auth0.com`, where `dev-123456` is your Auth0 tenant ID.
+1. Click the **API Explorer** tab. Copy the token value, you also need it for the next command.
+1. Run the following `curl` command to promote the connection to domain-level, replacing `<CONNECTION ID>`, `<AUTH0 DOMAIN>`, and `<MGMT API ACCESS TOKEN>` with the values you copied in the previous steps:
 
    ```sh
    curl --request PATCH \
@@ -102,7 +103,7 @@ Configure the MCP server to use the Auth0 instance for authentication.
          - read:users # Adjust scopes as needed
    ```
 
-1. Replace the `<AUTH0 DOMAIN>` with your own Auth0 domain. It should look something like `dev-123456.us.auth0.com`, where `dev-123456` is your Auth0 tenant ID.
+1. Replace the `<AUTH0 DOMAIN>` with your own Auth0 domain from earlier. Remember, it should look something like `dev-123456.us.auth0.com`, where `dev-123456` is your Auth0 tenant ID.
 
 1. Replace the `<AUTH0 DEFAULT AUDIENCE>` with the matching `Identifier` you set when creating the Auth0 API. In this guide, you used `http://localhost:5000/mcp-example`.