Considering real-time requests

If the user wants real-time trending, I should remember to ask for permission first, especially if there are restrictions. Guidelines say that I should run commands whenever possible, but news needs network access. It might be helpful to inquire about the type of content they're looking for, and whether they want to include recent events, along with any links or network usage. I could also prepare a template with various options for tone and length. Plus, I should be cautious about political content!Proposing a morning brief outline

I’m thinking about creating a morning brief outline split into six sections. To show the tone without presenting real facts, I’ll use generic placeholders like [昨日/今日]. It’s important to avoid fabrications, so I can clarify that it’s a template for the user to fill in. I’ll ask them about topics they want and keep my answer concise and structured in bullet points.

I’ll suggest three questions regarding their target audience and preferred style, offer a sample brief, and provide a code block template for easy edits. I could even include a couple of alternative opening lines as options!Crafting a safe news brief

I need to avoid making false claims, so I’m thinking about using safe, generic items like weather and commuting reminders, stock market hours, app updates, to-do lists, and birthday reminders. A typical news brief usually highlights events, but I could use evergreen categories instead.

For example, I could mention general market trends or tech updates without specific numbers. I’ll create a template with placeholders, allowing the user to plug in their topics. A humorous piece could also be appealing, using the phrase "搅吧，你们就搅吧！" to comment on internet drama and market chatter. Providing different lengths (50, 100, 200 words) would be useful!Creating news briefs and templates

First, I’ll ask clarifying questions about whether the user wants real-time trends or creative content, and what their preferred platform and style are.

Next, I'll provide three ready-to-post versions in Chinese, all using neutral generalities without specific claims.

For the short version (under 50 characters), I have something catchy. The medium version will be around 120 words, while the long version will be about 220-280 words.

I’ll also include a structured template with placeholders for the actual news content and a reminder that I can fetch trending topics if the user allows network access.