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Considering news generation risks

I’m thinking about generating a news brief with plausible details, but I need to be cautious of hallucinating—fabricating information is a no-go. It might be useful to ask the user for specific details or offer a template for what they’d like. Given the CLI environment, I can potentially fetch web data, but I'm uncertain about the sandboxing mode. Asking the user for permission to access real results might be the best approach.Clarifying user requests

I’m considering the instruction about handling special user requests. Instead of jumping straight into action, it's better to ask a concise clarifying question: “Do you want me to write a news report based on this headline or summarize the actual group draw results?” If the user wants real results, I should ask for permission to fetch the latest standings while noting my knowledge cutoff. I could propose two options: 1) write a Chinese news article summarizing storylines, or 2) pull the real draw results and present an analysis. I'll also ask about the desired style, length, and specific details they want included.