Clarifying the user's request

I need to respond to the user about their message in Chinese, which reports a Premier League match: "Leeds United 4-1 Crystal Palace." It seems odd because Leeds is in the Championship now. I’m recognizing that "Calvert-Lewin" likely refers to the Everton player, and "Stach" likely points to Anton Stach from Hoffenheim. But there's confusion with the details; the headline might be inconsistent or fabricated. I should ask the user if they want me to write an article or summarize it.Proposing match report creation

I’m looking at the CLI guidelines and thinking I should only ask for clarification when necessary. For a simple task like writing a match report, I could propose, "需要我写一篇战报吗？字数、口吻、要点？" It would be good to create a short draft with a scoring timeline, but I have to be careful not to fabricate facts. Given the vague details, I might write a fictional report, but I should make it clear it's hypothetical. I'll want to ask for more context, like time frames or lineups, to improve accuracy.Asking for clarification on match report

I should start by asking the user a clarifying question while offering to provide a draft that’s marked as a sample, emphasizing it's not factual. According to the structure, I need to be concise and collaborative.

I can acknowledge their request and ask how they'd like to proceed—whether they want a quick update, a long report, a social media post, or title expansion. Also, I could propose a draft of about 200-300 words. There could be variations for different formats, and if they need an immediate output, I can include a short neutral write-up with placeholders.

However, I’ll make sure to point out inconsistencies like how Calvert-Lewin scores twice but plays for Everton, and Stach doesn’t play for Leeds. Keeping it concise is crucial!Pointing out inconsistencies

I should highlight potential inconsistencies regarding player affiliations: Calvert-Lewin is with Everton, and Stach plays for Hoffenheim. It’s crucial to clarify if this is meant as a fictional crossover or if there’s been a mistake. I can say, “提醒：球员归属可能与球队不符。是否为创作题材，还是需要真实新闻战报?”

If they're aiming for creative writing, I can proceed with that setting; otherwise, I'd need accurate teams and goal scorers.

I can also offer alternatives, like asking if they intended "Liverpool 4-1 Crystal Palace" or "Everton." Then, I'll present concise options: either I write a 300-word report with analysis or correct it as a real news piece. I’ll offer a quick draft as a sample while keeping it short and without heavy formatting, but I'll wait for confirmation due to the inconsistencies.Clarifying options for the user

I think it’s best to skip the draft for now and ask the user to clarify what they need, while offering options. I’ll deliver this in Chinese, keeping it concise and friendly, with two numbered options.

Here’s what I’ll say:

• First, point out the inconsistency: Calvert-Lewin (Everton) and Stach (Hoffenheim) don't match with Leeds/Palace.
• Ask if this is a fictional title or if they need a real match report.
• Provide options: 1) Creative report 2) Real news report, requiring specific info/source 3) Brief update/social media post.
• Lastly, ask for the desired length, style, and audience.