Help me make a short how-I-work file for real jobs.

My work or role: [describe it]
A job I often do: [one example]
Who uses the result: [audience]
Useful examples I can share: [files or text, if any]

Ask up to five focused questions about the outcomes I care about, what good work looks like, my preferences, common frustrations and decisions I want to make myself. Ask only what you can't learn from the supplied material. I can skip a question.

Then draft a one-page context file in ordinary language:
- What I do and who the work serves.
- What a useful result looks like, with an example if available.
- How I like to collaborate and receive work.
- Useful sources and tools actually available.
- Decisions to bring back to me.
- Anything still uncertain.

Separate what I told you from your suggestions. Don't invent preferences. Leave out sensitive details that aren't needed.

Bring the draft back for review. Don't save it into persistent memory, change standing instructions or share it. After reviewing it, I can choose where to keep it and when to supply it to future jobs.
