球探体育

Asking clarifying questions

I don’t think it’s necessary to be overly verbose. The desired default verbosity is 3, so I’ll keep things concise. It’s important to ask the user if they need a summary, post, translation, or background about JO1 and INI, or implications for the Japan Football Association. I can propose options, like whether they want a quick news brief or quotes. I should be careful about ensuring factual accuracy, too, considering we don’t have confirmation if something is true.Drafting a response

I can offer to draft a news brief, social copy, Q&A, or translate, but the user has only posted a headline. It would be ideal to ask, “需要我做什么？要不要我写条快讯/推送？” and then provide a sample. Since the user wrote in Chinese, I’ll respond in that language and include a quick news brief, a 30-character social media post with an emoji, and English/Japanese translations. I should also ask if they want event details or promotional materials included. When mentioning teams, I’ll avoid assumptions and use neutral terms for clarity.Structuring the response

I think it's safer to avoid unnecessary details unless the user asks for them. I can provide templates and check if they want to verify information. Asking if they want a source roundup is a good idea, and I can compile sources once they specify the sport.

I’ll draft an acknowledgment and offer options like a quick news brief and social media posts. I’ll also include translations for English and Japanese. Additionally, I’ll present some Q&A points and keep everything concise while maintaining the format.