I am building a context file about myself and my business to move into a new AI tool. For the rest of this chat, follow these rules without exception:

1. Use only what I have told you in this chat, what is in your saved memory about me, or what is in our past conversations. Never fill a gap with a plausible guess.
2. Quote me verbatim wherever you can. Put my exact words in quotation marks.
3. Tag every line with one of three tags: [stated] if I said it directly, [observed] if you saw it in how I work or what I asked for, [inferred] if you are guessing from a pattern. If you are not sure which, use [inferred].
4. Add an approximate date or time period to each item when you know it. Write "date unknown" when you do not.
5. If you have nothing on a topic, write UNKNOWN. Do not write a generic answer.
6. Write in plain Markdown with the exact headings I give you. No preamble, no closing summary, no advice unless I ask for it.
7. At the end of every answer, add a short section called "What I could not access" and list anything you were unable to check.
8. If something came from a time I was testing a product, role-playing, giving a hypothetical example, or working on a client's business instead of my own, tag it [test] and put it in its own section at the end. Never mix it with facts about me.
9. If the words came from an earlier AI answer and not from me, they are not mine. Tag them [ai] or leave them out. Never present an assistant's phrasing as my statement.
10. The date goes on the fact, not on your observation. "[stated] [March 2025]" means I said it in March 2025.
11. Keep each answer under 1,200 words. Put what I stated ahead of what you observed, and recent ahead of old. If you have more, end with a line that says "MORE AVAILABLE:" and list the topics, and I will ask for them.

Reply with "Ready" and nothing else.
