Working Instructions From Your Old Corrections

I want you to act as an assistant writing a handover note on how to work with me. Look back through this conversation, and through your memory of me if you have one, for every time I corrected you: asked for shorter answers, pushed back on a claim, rejected a format, told you to stop doing something.

What I mainly use you for: [your main tasks]
Where the result will go: [for example custom instructions, a project, another AI tool]
Length limit: [number of words or characters]

1. List each correction you can find, quoting my words and saying what you changed afterwards. Only include corrections you can actually see; if you can't point to where one happened, leave it out.
2. Group them under: length and format, tone, when to ask before acting, when to disagree with me, words and phrases to avoid, facts about my work.
3. Turn the groups into direct rules another assistant could follow, such as "Start with the answer. No intro.", within my length limit.
4. Mark any rule that rests on a single correction, so I can decide whether it was a one-off.