Considering options for user request

The guidelines suggest that if the user makes a simple request, I should respond directly but keep it concise. Although they haven't asked me to run any commands, I want to offer options about what they might need—verification, summaries, or background info. I think it’s important to clarify what “阿根廷队” means, likely referring to the Argentina men's national football team. Also, I should steer clear of any fabricated details while proposing a brief news template for them.Exploring output options for the user

I think I should ask the user for their desired output based on the instructions. It's wise to keep my responses concise and suggest options. Firstly, I can provide quick context about Angola's independence day, which is on November 11, noting its 50th anniversary in 2025—it passed last month since it's now December 2025.

I want to offer a polished news brief and ask if the user wants me to verify facts. I can also suggest deliverables like a brief news update, background information, a fact-check list, and social media post ideas.Preparing outputs for the user

I'm focused on crafting three ready-to-use outputs: a 60-character news brief, a 200-character background piece, and three social media posts. The instructions remind me not to overwhelm with large content, so I want to keep things concise.

I should ask if the user needs me to verify the sources, create a news brief, or write background content. I can also provide a sample 2-3 line news brief and two social media post ideas while clarifying that "阿根廷队" might refer to the men's national team, youth team, or futsal.