The lifted $J$ on the differential-form-space level satisfies $\iota_{J^2 X} = -\iota_X$, i.e. the action of $J^2$ on $1$-forms is multiplication by $-1$.
$J$ preserves the symplectic form: $\omega(JX, JY) = \omega(X, Y)$ in the $2$-dimensional model, expressed via the lifted interior product.
Taming: the map $v \mapsto \iota_{Jv} \omega$ is injective, equivalently the bilinear form $g(X, Y) = \omega(X, JY)$ is nondegenerate. This is the analytic content of $J$ taming the symplectic form.
The $2$-dimensional symplectic model carries a HasTangentSpaces instance: the model
manifold is taken to be Empty (it serves only as a tangent-space scaffolding), while the
linear-algebra data (standard $J$, $J^2 = -1$, $J$ preserving $\omega$, taming) is provided
by the lemmas above.