Clarifying user intent

The user provided a headline in Chinese about Jubilo Iwata appointing a new head coach. I'm noticing they didn't ask a specific question, just shared the headline. I think it’s best to clarify if they want a summary, source, or additional details. Since I can't browse live, I must stick to my knowledge base up to October 2024 and avoid making up details. I could paraphrase the headline and ask if they desire more context.Proposing response options

I’m thinking we can create a templated blurb that doesn't include any unverified facts. The user might want to use this for social media, so I can prepare multiple options. I'll consider providing a few formats, like: 1) a 100-word news brief, 2) a social media post, or 3) a title rewrite. It's key to avoid speculation, so I can ask if they want a quick news update, title revision, or additional background information. I'll also make sure to keep it clear and concise, with placeholders where necessary.Crafting response snippets

I should ask the user what they’d like specifically. Maybe I’ll ask if they need a news brief, social media post, or extended background. I can provide ready-to-use snippets while keeping them concise.

For the news brief, I might say: "J联赛磐田喜悦官方宣布，前山口雷法主帅志垣良出任球队新任主教练，将带队备战接下来的赛程."

For the social media version, I could write: "官方确认：磐田喜悦新帅=志垣良（前山口雷法主帅）。期待他在J1联赛的表现。"

And for title rewrites, I’ll offer three variations. I need to keep everything brief and avoid speculation or unnecessary details.