Planning content suggestions

I see that I'm allowed to propose multiple options using a numeric list so the user can easily respond with a number. I could suggest writing a 300-word news brief, an in-depth analysis, a social media post, a timeline of events, key quotes, or a live-stream script. I'll also want to ask if the user has a source link or more context since our knowledge only goes up to October 2024. It'll be important to avoid fabricating any information.Drafting a news brief

I’m thinking about proposing to draft a short 200-word news brief based on the provided headline, emphasizing a neutral tone. I’ll make sure to note that it's "based on provided headline only” without adding external facts since the guidelines stress avoiding fact invention. I could mention a general statement about the individual feeling hurt by public opinion and starting a livestream to communicate. However, I should ask for a link or more details to ensure accuracy before sharing a draft.Clarifying user needs

I don’t need to run any shell commands; instead, I’ll ask some clarifying questions with options. I can confirm if the user wants a news release, a short update, a social media post, commentary, or title optimization. I'll also ask for a source link, time, or context. Since the user wrote in Chinese, I’ll respond in simplified Chinese, proposing to draft a 200-character brief now in a neutral tone. I’ll also suggest two polished titles and provide a generic placeholder piece that reflects the provided line.Framing the response carefully

I need to be cautious about making claims without evidence. I can say that "he explained why he started livestreaming," but I should avoid speculation about specific periods like his coaching or player years. Instead, I’ll frame it as he stated his reasons for starting the livestream due to past public scrutiny and wanting to shield his players from pressure.

I'll keep additional context generic by suggesting that the livestream will be for direct communication. It might be clearer to ask the user for options instead of producing unnecessary content.