Considering user request

I see the user shared a headline in Chinese about the Nets beating the Bucks, which suggests they might want a news summary. But they didn’t ask a specific question, so I should clarify what they’re looking for. I could draft a brief article based on general sports knowledge, but I can’t make up facts since my cutoff is in October 2024. Maybe I should ask for more details or the desired tone for a write-up!Clarifying user request

The CLI style suggests I should be concise and ask for clarification when needed, and I think that’s important here. I could present the options as a numbered list: 1) write a 300-word news report with placeholders; 2) ask for the final score and key players; 3) inquire about a tactical analysis; or 4) suggest a social media post. I could reply in Chinese to match the user’s language and propose a template they can fill in. It's better not to fabricate details!Crafting options for user

I need to ask the user some clarifying questions about what they want. I could propose options like this: 1) a 300-500 word match report, 2) key highlights, 3) tactical analysis, or 4) social media post suggestions. I should also ask for specifics like the score, game date, and key moments. If allowed, I can offer to browse for more data.

Using Chinese feels right here, so I’ll present everything with numerical options. A template with placeholders for easily filling in details would be helpful too!Considering user request response

I need to keep things simple and straightforward since the user made a request I can fulfill directly. It looks like there's no plan tool needed here. I’ll craft my response in Chinese and keep it concise. I should include options along with a list of the information needed from the user. Plus, I want to offer to auto-fetch data if they’d like me to do that! It's all about making it easy and helpful for them.