Considering user intent

I see a Chinese language snippet stating that Mbappé has tied Cristiano Ronaldo with 25 goals and is the Real Madrid player with the most goals in the first 20 games of a season. The user posted this without a clear question, so I need to figure out what they want. Should I ask if they're looking for a translation, summary, statistics, or context? I could offer options like a brief overview or comparison to CR7, but I'll keep in mind that browsing might not be available.Evaluating Mbappé's stats

I'm considering that the snippet refers to the 2024-2025 season, suggesting that Mbappé joined Real Madrid in the summer of 2024. However, as of my knowledge cutoff in October 2024, he hadn't officially joined yet, though he signed with the club in June. The claim about him scoring 25 goals in the first 20 matches may not hold true since it's early in the season. I should be cautious about presenting this info and ask if the user wants verification on that stat.Evaluating network options

The system indicates that the network is enabled, but I need to clarify the harness information. Since specific details aren't provided, I’ll assume workspace-write, network enabled, and default approvals on failure. I could run a web query, but the CLI environment might have restrictions, and I may need approval if something fails. Instead, I should directly ask how I can help. I could offer to translate, summarize, or fact-check Mbappé's stats compared to CR7, keeping it friendly and concise in my response.Offering options for support

That's a nice stat! It means he’s matching Ronaldo’s club record for most goals in his first 20 matches of the season. I want to ask the user what kind of help they need. I could say, "你想要哪种帮助？ 1) 查证并给出处 2) 列出前20场每场进球和对手 3) 做个图/表 4) 简短社媒文案" This approach provides multiple options and matches the guideline of suggesting choices in a numeric list.