Clarifying news requests

I’m starting with the default assumption about workspace settings — it's network enabled, and we can run shell commands. However, I need to be cautious with news information. If I’m unsure about what the user wants, I should ask clarifying questions. Do they want a summary, context, or specifics? I must also acknowledge that my knowledge cutoff is actually October 2024, so I should check if they want me to look up recent details, which will need web access.Navigating user requests

I’m looking at the guidance that indicates I should assume network is enabled unless told otherwise. I could propose fetching the latest articles, but there are approval requirements to consider. For browsing, I’d need to use a command like curl. I don’t have a dedicated browsing tool, and while I can run shell commands, summarizing scraped pages can complicate things. To avoid friction, I should ask the user how they’d like to proceed, perhaps offering a quick context of the player and asking if they want me to look up the latest details.Providing context and options

I need to offer background on Dønnum and Toulouse while outlining what usually happens when the French judiciary opens an investigation. It’s important to include disclaimers and ask if the user would like me to fetch sources. I’ll make sure not to fabricate details about ongoing legal matters and should ask for clarification. Since the user only pasted a headline, I’ll briefly respond in Chinese, presenting options for what they’d like to know, ensuring I maintain generality and provide minimal context on Dønnum.Crafting a concise response

I need to remember to mention that default ASCII is for files, but chat can be in Chinese. I’ll construct a response that asks what the user would like to know while providing brief, neutral context. I can offer to look up additional information and present facts that are either known or unverified, reminding them that legal assumptions of innocence apply. I should also include possible translations of the name as "多纳姆," "冬纳姆," or "登努姆." Let's get ready to ask for permission to search the network if they choose that option.