minor fixes

Signed-off-by: Amber Torrise <[email protected]>

README.md

@@ -19,10 +19,11 @@ This repository contains a sample Zowe CLI Plug-in that adheres to the contribut
 
 This sample includes:
 - Source code for extending the Zowe CLI with a command that lists the contents of a remote directory.
-- Tutorials on:
+- Tutorials for:
   - [Building the plug-in](docs/tutorials/list-directory-contents/ListDirectoryContentsPlugin.md) to use its `zowe zowe-cli-sample list directory-contents` command.
   - [Enhancing the sample](docs/tutorials/files-util/FilesUtilPlugin.md) with a third-party package and creating a new command for file-diff highlighting.
   - [Augmenting the code](docs/tutorials/list-typicode-todo/ListTypicodeTodoPlugin.md) to connect with Typicode's external API, a simulator of backend data, to walk through the cli's interaction with RESTful services.
+  - [Using profiles](docs/tutorials/profile-example/ProfilePlugin.md) with your plug-in.
 - Examples of lifecycle hooks and GitHub Actions workflows for CICD.
 - Templates for unit, system and integration testing suites.
 
@@ -67,7 +68,7 @@ Reference our [included GitHub Actions workflows](.github/workflows/) for guidan
 
 ### Initial Setup
 
-To create your development space, you will clone and build zowe-cli-sample-plugin from source.
+To create your development space, you will clone and build the zowe-cli-sample-plugin from source.
 
 Clone the repository into your development folder to match the following structure:
 ```

docs/tutorials/list-directory-contents/ListDirectoryContentsPlugin.md

@@ -1,16 +1,17 @@
-# Installing the sample plug-in
+# Using the sample plug-in
 
-Before you begin, [setup](../Setup.md) your environment to install a plug-in.
+(NOTE: This step may have completed during [setup](../Setup.md).)
+
+Before you begin, ensure you've completed the [initial setup](../../../README.md#initial-setup) of your environment to install a plug-in.
 
 ## Overview
 
-This tutorial covers installing and running this bundled Zowe CLI Plug-in as-is (without modification), which will display your current directory contents.
+This tutorial covers running this bundled Zowe CLI Plug-in as-is (without modification), which will display your current directory contents.
 
 The plug-in adds a command to the CLI that lists the contents of a directory on your PC.
 
 ## Installing the sample plug-in to Zowe CLI
 
-(NOTE: This step may have completed during [setup](../Setup.md).)
 
 To begin, `cd` into your `zowe-tutorial` folder.
 

src/index.ts

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 /**
  * Use the index.ts to export any public facing APIs/intefaces/etc.
  *
- * If your plugin introduces a set of APIs/functions that others would find useful when building node apps
+ * If your plug-in introduces a set of APIs/functions that others would find useful when building node apps
  * (or editor extensions, etc.) export them here.
  *
  * For example, Zowe CLI offers Jobs APIs that can be invoke programmatically from a VS code extension to create