Clarifying user's request

I need to respond to the user since their message is in Chinese, mentioning that "Rockets narrowly beat Clippers" and a player returning who contributed well. It seems they might be prompting for a game recap or summary, but there's no explicit instruction. Should I provide a short recap or ask them directly if they want a news article? I have to be careful to avoid making up details since I don’t have access to current data. So maybe I’ll ask, “Do you want a news recap or specific stats?”Drafting a game recap

I can offer the user a few options: a 150-character brief, a 600-word post-game article, social media copy, or a data intro if they provide stats. I should ask for specific stats like the final score or key plays. I could also write a neutral recap that reflects the headline without specific details.

Given the user's style in Chinese, they might prefer a concise newsflash. I’ll propose a 120-150 character version and ask if they'd like a longer piece or social media content. I'll keep it generic and avoid fabricating details.Creating templates for recap

I think it’s best to ask the user for clarity first. I could say, “Do you need me to write a post-game recap? Please provide the score and any stats, or I can draft it without specific numbers.”

I’ll also offer two ready-to-use templates: a news brief and a social media version, both without numbers.

For the news brief, I can say something like, “The Rockets narrowly beat the Clippers, with Sengun contributing effectively after returning.” For the social media, I could write, “Narrow win against the Clippers! Sengun's back and ready to go.” I'll also keep an eye on using generic phrases to avoid inaccuracies.