
Clarifying user intent
The user message mentions "Warriors bench player consecutive games scoring in double figures" in Chinese. I think they might be looking for news or stats about which Golden State Warriors bench player achieved this. It seems like they want a headline or some information but didn’t ask a specific question. I need to clarify what they want. Should I write a news brief, find the player, or fetch stats? It'll be better to ask for clarification first.Proposing options for clarification
I want to be concise and clear in my response. I’ll offer the user some options to reply with numbers 1, 2, or 3. For starters, I can ask them which league, team, or timeframe they’re referring to, likely the NBA and the Golden State Warriors. Then, I can inquire about which player they have in mind. If they're unsure, I might mention several bench players, highlighting that Moses Moody or Jonathan Kuminga may fit, but it’s essential to clarify the timeframe.Exploring user needs for headlines
The user might be looking for a catchy headline or some microcopy, as their phrase sounds like a headline itself. They could want it expanded into a short news report. I can ask them in Chinese whether they need me to write a news brief, include stats, or identify the specific player and game.

I will provide options:
I’ll also ask if this is a headline or if they want an enhanced version with alternatives while keeping it simple.Crafting user options for response
I need to keep things concise and organized, so I'll offer three clear options in Chinese for the user:
I’ll also provide some immediate sample headlines with placeholders:

This way, I'm giving the user well-structured options!
这是在写新闻标题,还是想查具体是哪位勇士替补连续得分上双的纪录?给你几个快捷选项:
先给几条可用的标题备选:
告诉我你要哪种,或者直接给我球员名与时间范围,我来查证并补全数据。