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Clarifying user request

The user's provided Chinese sentence translates to "Messi's assist hat-trick goes viral across the internet again." I wonder if they're looking for an article, a headline, or just more details about Messi's recent match. Since they didn’t specify, it seems reasonable to ask for clarification. However, I want to keep it concise and efficient, so I'll suggest options for them to choose from, like a news article, a social media post, or match details.Generating deliverable options

I’m thinking about the different types of deliverables I could provide. Options include a news brief (150-300 words), a long article (600-800 words), social media copy variations, and headline options. If the user gives details about the match, I could break down data or offer bilingual versions. Since I want to avoid claiming false facts due to my knowledge cutoff, I should stick to generic writing and provide a quick set of 8 headline variants in Chinese, possibly with emojis.Clarifying options and headlines

I realize that while the interface is generally for text, I can still use Chinese characters since this isn’t file editing; that rule applies there. For chat, including emojis is acceptable. I should ask a short clarifying question first, like: "What would you like to do with this theme?" Then, I can present options for the user to choose from. I also want to include a simple template for a news brief with placeholders for match details, while giving six quick headline variants between 8-12 characters.Generating options and post samples

I want to provide a couple of angles, like data or story angles, along with a mention of GOAT. I need to create a ready-to-use Weibo post sample with neutral placeholders like [比分]. To be cautious, I’ll offer a generic example that avoids stating facts, such as, "本场他三次送出关键传球，串联全队进攻..." Since the user's headline mentions a hat-trick of assists, I can incorporate that context without specific details. I should also ask for more context regarding the event, opponent, platform, tone, length, and if they want an English version. Overall, I want to keep it concise!