Asking about user intent

The user shared a Chinese news headline about Real Oviedo announcing their new head coach, Almada. I’m not sure if they want a summary, background, or analysis. It’s also possible they’re just sharing the news without a specific request. I should ask clarifying questions to understand what information they need. Since I'm working with a knowledge cutoff from October 2024, I must avoid providing details beyond that point. Let’s keep it light and concise!Clarifying user preferences

I can respond to the user's news about Almada joining Real Oviedo and ask if they’d like more background on him. There’s a notable Uruguayan coach named Guillermo Almada, but it’s likely he won't be moving there given his high-profile status. I shouldn't assume any details without current network access. Instead, I can offer a few concise options for them to choose from, like a background profile or tactical analysis. It’s a good way to engage!Requesting user clarification

Since I can’t access the network, I’ll ask the user if they’d like a short news article or press release. I’ll keep it concise and provide them with two or three numeric options. Given that the text is in Chinese, I'll respond accordingly. I could draft a 120-character news stub as a template but must avoid providing incorrect details. To ensure clarity, I should ask for the full name of Almada to confirm any ambiguities. So, I'll congratulate them and ask for that confirmation.