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Clarifying user intent

I need to respond to a Chinese headline about the J-League awards, which translates to "25 season J-League awards: Hayakawa Yuki MVP, Rodriguez best coach." The user may want a news article but hasn't given a clear task. Should I ask them if they want a brief or report? Maybe I could provide a short summary in Chinese with bullet points and relevant stats. However, accuracy is crucial here, as my knowledge only goes up to 2024.Considering user needs

I want to provide a generic write-up that doesn’t assert actual facts beyond the headline. It might be better to ask the user if they need me to write a brief, report, social media copy, or script. They mentioned specific MVP and coach names, so should I trust that? They likely want a formatted news piece. I could create a concise news brief with placeholders, plus options for different lengths and formats. I’ll also need to ask if they have more award lists to include.Structuring the response

I plan to provide different options for the user: a one-sentence brief, a 200-word report, and three social media copy ideas. I should also let them know that if they want to include the full list of award winners, voting results, or season data, they can send that over. It's crucial to avoid making up team names or stats and keep everything neutral by using phrases like "achieved great results." Let's keep it generic and clear!