diff --git a/docs/admin/config-guide/tui.md b/docs/admin/config-guide/tui.md
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--- a/docs/admin/config-guide/tui.md
+++ b/docs/admin/config-guide/tui.md
@@ -7,36 +7,41 @@ tags:
 - tui
 ---
 
-# Configuration Text-Based User Interface (TUI)
-
 ## Overview
 
-## Installation
+The "Text User Interface" or "TUI" is a tool for admins to perform *ad
+hoc* configuration of the Janssen Project software components.
 
-Installation of a Jans TUI ( Text-Based User Interface ) need a Jans server to be installed as base. After that download and build Jans-ClI-TUI and make it. 
+You can run it by executing:
 
-### Build: 
+```
+/opt/jans/jans-cli/jans_cli_tui.py
 
- - `pip3 install shiv`
- - `wget https://github.com/JanssenProject/jans/archive/refs/heads/jans-cli-tui-works.zip`
- - `unzip jans-cli-tui-works.zip`
- - `cd jans-jans-cli-tui-works/jans-cli-tui/`
- - `make zipapp`
+```
 
-### Run 
+The TUI calls the Jans Config API. A TUI client is configured out of the
+box when you run either the VM or container Jans setup. The TUI utilizes the
+OAuth Device Flow for user authentication--the default `admin` user created
+during setup has the correct roles to use all the TUI features. Client
+credentials, tokens and other data is stored in file `~/.config/jans-cli.ini` in
+encoded format. The user-role mappings roles are defined in a Jans Auth Server
+[introspection scrip](https://github.com/JanssenProject/jans/blob/main/docs/script-catalog/introspection/introspection-role-based-scope/introspection_role_based_scope.py)
 
- - `./config-cli-tui.pyz` 
+```
+~/.config/jans-cli.ini
+```
 
 ## Administration
 
-It's possible to manage Janssen server with Jans-Cli-TUI. There are lot of available options here which administrator can use for daily activities. 
-Some of them are stated below. 
-
-This is what it looks like when run `config-cli-tui.pyz`, this is the main panel. ![image](../../assets/Jans_TUI_Main_panel.png)
+When you run the TUI, this is the home panel:
+![image](../../assets/Jans_TUI_Main_panel.png)
 
 ### Auth Server
 
-With "Auth Server" option, administrator can operate openid client configuration in their Janssen server. 
+The most complicated configuration belongs to Auth Server. This should be no
+surprise, because this component is responsible for the implementation of
+OpenID Provider, OAuth Authorization Server, and UMA Authorization Server
+endpoints.
 
  - In below screenshot, we are getting the list of existing clients. ![image](../../assets/Jans_TUI_Auth_Server_Get_client_list.png)
  - It's possible to get details of any client as well. Just hit enter on any client and  you will see information like this. ![image](../../assets/Jans_TUI_Auth_Server_Client_detail.png)
@@ -44,21 +49,34 @@ With "Auth Server" option, administrator can operate openid client configuration
 
 ### FIDO
 
-Janssen includes a FIDO2 component to implement a two-step, two-factor authentication (2FA) with a username/password as the first step, and any FIDO2 device as the second step. During Janssen installation, the administrator will have an option to install the FIDO2 component. 
+The Janssen FIDO Server implements FIDO 2 and FIDO U2F endpoints. Using the
+TUI, you can view/update details of the FIDO configuration.
 
-Using Janssen CLI-TUI, you can view/update details of the FIDO2 configuration. 
-
-There are two configurations included here: 
+There are two configurations included here:
 
  - Dynamic Configuration ![image](../../assets/Jans_TUI_Fido_Dynamic_Configuration.png)
  - Static Configuration ![image](../../assets/Jans_TUI_Fido_Static_Configuration.png)
 
 ### SCIM
 
-System for Cross-domain Identity Management, in short SCIM, is a specification that simplifies the exchange of user identity information across different domains. The Janssen Server provides implementation for the SCIM specification.
+System for Cross-domain Identity Management, in short SCIM, is a specification
+that simplifies the exchange of user identity information across different
+domains. The Janssen Server provides implementation for the SCIM specification.
 
 With Janssen CLI-TUI, it's possible to view / update SCIM configuration. ![image](../../assets/Janssen_TUI_SCIM_1.png)
 
-### Scripts
+## Standalone Installation
+
+Installation of a Jans TUI ( Text-Based User Interface ) need a Jans server to be installed as base. After that download and build Jans-ClI-TUI and make it.
+
+### Build:
+
+ - `pip3 install shiv`
+ - `wget https://github.com/JanssenProject/jans/archive/refs/heads/jans-cli-tui-works.zip`
+ - `unzip jans-cli-tui-works.zip`
+ - `cd jans-jans-cli-tui-works/jans-cli-tui/`
+ - `make zipapp`
+
+### Run
 
-### Users
+ - `./config-cli-tui.pyz`