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Author: alexandratran

delegation-toolkit/guides/delegation/use-delegation-scopes/function-call.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ description: Learn how to use the function call scope for a delegation.
 # Use the function call scope
 
 The function call scope defines the specific methods, contract addresses, and calldata that are allowed for the delegation.
-For example, Alice delegates to Bob the ability to call the approve function on the USDC contract, with the approval amount set to `0`.
+For example, Alice delegates to Bob the ability to call the `approve` function on the USDC contract, with the approval amount set to `0`.
 
 Internally, this scope uses the [`allowedTargets`](../../../reference/caveats.md#allowedtargets) and [`allowedMethods`](../../../reference/caveats.md#allowedmethods) caveat enforcers, and 
 optionally uses the [`allowedCalldata`](../../../reference/caveats.md#allowedcalldata) or [`exactCalldata`](../../../reference/caveats.md#exactcalldata) caveat enforcers when those parameters are specified.

delegation-toolkit/guides/delegation/use-delegation-scopes/ownership-transfer.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ description: Learn how to use the ownership transfer scope for a delegation.
 The ownership transfer scope restricts a delegation to ownership transfer calls only.
 For example, Alice has deployed a smart contract, and she delegates to Bob the ability to transfer ownership of that contract.
 
-Internally, this scope uses the [`ownershipTransfer`](../../../reference/caveats.md#ownershiptransfer) caveat enfrocer.
+Internally, this scope uses the [`ownershipTransfer`](../../../reference/caveats.md#ownershiptransfer) caveat enforcer.
 
 ## Prerequisites
 

delegation-toolkit/guides/delegation/use-delegation-scopes/refine-scope.md

@@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ import TabItem from "@theme/TabItem";
 
 # Refine a delegation scope
 
-You can apply [caveat enforcers](../../concepts/delegation/caveat-enforcers.md) to a delegation, refining the initial authority specified by a [delegation scope](index.md).
-Caveat enforcers enable you to apply specific rules and restrictions, ensuring that delegated executions are only performed under predefined circumstances.
+Apply [caveat enforcers](../../concepts/delegation/caveat-enforcers.md) to a delegation to refine the initial authority defined by its [delegation scope](index.md).
+Caveat enforcers ensure delegated executions are only performed under specific, predefined circumstances.
 
 A delegation has a `caveats` property, which is an array of `Caveat` objects.
 Each caveat is specified as follows:

delegation-toolkit/guides/delegation/use-delegation-scopes/spending-limit.md

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ description: Learn how to use the spending limit scopes for a delegation.
 
 # Use spending limit scopes
 
-Spending limit scopes define how much a delegate can spend in native, ERC-20, or ERC-721 tokens. 
-The toolkit provides multiple types of spending limit scopes tailored for different use cases.
+Spending limit scopes define how much a delegate can spend in native, ERC-20, or ERC-721 tokens.
+You can set transfer limits with or without time-based (periodic) or streaming conditions, depending on your use case.
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
@@ -16,9 +16,11 @@ The toolkit provides multiple types of spending limit scopes tailored for differ
 
 ## ERC-20 periodic scope
 
-This scope ensures that ERC-20 token transfers remain within a predefined limit during a specified time window.
-At the start of each new period, the transfer allowance resets.
-For example, Alice creates a delegation that allows Bob to spend 10 USDC on her behalf each day, week, or month.
+This scope ensures a per-period limit for ERC-20 token transfers.
+You set the amount and the time window.
+At the start of each new period, the allowance resets.
+For example, Alice creates a delegation that lets Bob spend up to 10 USDC on her behalf each day.
+Bob can transfer a total of 10 USDC per day; the limit resets at the beginning of the next day.
 
 When this scope is applied, the toolkit automatically disables native token transfers (sets the native token transfer limit to `0`). 
 
@@ -116,9 +118,11 @@ const delegation = createDelegation({
 
 ## Native token periodic scope
 
-This scope ensures that native token transfers remain within a predefined limit during a specified time window.
-At the start of each new period, the transfer allowance resets.
-For example, Alice creates a delegation that allows Bob to spend 0.01 ETH on her behalf each day, week, or month.
+This scope ensures a per-period limit for native token transfers.
+You set the amount and the time window.
+At the start of each new period, the allowance resets.
+For example, Alice creates a delegation that lets Bob spend up to 0.01 ETH on her behalf each day.
+Bob can transfer a total of 0.01 ETH per day; the limit resets at the beginning of the next day.
 
 When this scope is applied, the toolkit automatically disables ERC-20 and ERC-721 token transfers (sets the allowed calldata to `0x`).
 

delegation-toolkit/reference/delegation-scopes.md

@@ -11,8 +11,8 @@ Learn [how to use delegation scopes](../guides/delegation/use-delegation-scopes/
 
 ### ERC-20 periodic scope
 
-Ensures that ERC-20 token transfers remain within a predefined limit during a specified time window.
-At the start of each new period, the transfer allowance resets.
+Ensures a per-period limit for ERC-20 token transfers.
+At the start of each new period, the allowance resets.
 
 #### Example
 
@@ -92,8 +92,8 @@ const delegation = createDelegation({
 
 ### Native token periodic scope
 
-Ensures that native token transfers remain within a predefined limit during a specified time window.
-At the start of each new period, the transfer allowance resets.
+Ensures a per-period limit for native token transfers.
+At the start of each new period, the allowance resets.
 
 #### Example