What to do with (unfair) PIP assessment recording?

I wanted to start a new thread.
I had F2F yesterday and due to notes the assessor was writing down I am fairly sure I will score nil. What I read upside down was "university educated, no cognitive impairment".
Now I have had Asperger's from birth (only diagnosed 2 years ago) but my work as a doctor made me very ill with bipolar. I will be the first to admit I functioned at a very high level PRIOR to the bipolar, however once I got ill I was unable to continue as a doctor (this is the opinion of the General Medical Council). I would say I was unfit to continue as a human being for a while. Multiple sections of MHA and now I function at a far lower level than before.
It is this combination of autism and bipolar which is very disabling.
I have been thinking about what she wrote and I think it contravenes the Equality Act. If a paraplegic came in after suffering a horrible accident, would they write "ran in school cross country team, no evidence of any problem with legs". No they would not.
I feel what has been written about me to be at best ill informed and at worst disablist and a contravention of the Equality Act.
Another problem is their failure to follow their procedures for dealing with vulnerable adults. The DWP guidance says seek extra evidence before booking a F2F. This has not been followed, nobody who cares for me has been contacted, and their cruel assessment procedure has caused a deterioration in MH I am only now beginning to recover from.
My question now is what to do next? I have the whole thing recorded. They were made aware beforehand they were getting recorded. They tried to stop me recording as apparently you need one recording device with 2 tapes or 2 CDs in. I had bought 2 identical tape recorders and they said I was not allowed to record!
I went Def Con One in the waiting area. I pulled up the ATOS guidance on recording devices on my smart phone and asked where the hell does it say one unit because it did not say this. When they still said I could not record, I agreed to return but only AFTER they could find me a suitable device on eBay as such a device has not existed since the 1990s. I then phoned head office in front of them! Eventually I was making such a scene they backed down and let my recording devices in. I am so glad now I have it all on tape.
So what to do? Send them the entire transcript or the bits I think are relevant? I am doing SAR requests with both ATOS and DWP and then considering my next move. Tribunal is the least of their problems right now, I am more interested in taking this to court over the Equality Act.

Wow that is odd, ATOS kept saying to me that I could reject the appointment and there would be no consequences from DWP.

A whole system set up to fail people.

Please advise all your other forum users that you need one of these 1990's dual recording devices as I had no idea and ATOS never told me about this!

I know you did Gordon but I had to raise hell before they would let me take my two cassette recorders in!

I have calmed down a bit since the assessment and realise now it was not enough to sue under Equality Act (if I could, I would), but still annoyed someone with no MH training did the assessment. She did not seem to understand my problems at all.