Considering tool limitations

The "Codex CLI harness" mentions assuming network capabilities, which makes me think about fetching current info. However, without a shell tool available in this chat, I can't directly call tools. The user didn’t specifically request live info, and since my data goes only until October 2024, I need to be careful about sharing potentially outdated information. So, asking for match details or dates might be the best route. I'll prepare a brief clarifying question and offer options.Drafting column preview

I’m thinking about providing a short column with talking points for Pellegrini's Betis in the UEL. Their typical formation is 4-2-3-1, and I want to mention key players like Isco and Fekir, but I need to be cautious with roster accuracy since I only have info up to 2024-25. It’s essential to avoid specifics that might be outdated. I’ll ask which season or match the user is referring to and offer a neutral outline with concise options, like recent standings, injuries, and tactical notes.Offering analysis options

I’m considering various options for providing pre-match insights: 1) a quick 200-word preview; 2) an in-depth 800-word analysis with data; 3) a neutral analysis of odds and probability models; or 4) the latest injury updates and starting lineups, which may require real-time data fetching. Since we might not have a tool for HTTP requests, I think I should simply ask the user if they want real-time data. I can also create a compact "早知道" style piece with an intro and key points, but I'd need details on the exact fixture and tone.Drafting a response in Chinese

First, I should clarify which specific UEL match or opponent the user is referring to and what exactly they need – is it a match result prediction or key insights? I can offer three versions: a quick overview, an in-depth data report, or a model analysis with probabilities. If they share the necessary info, I can quickly create something. Additionally, I’ll ask if they want the latest updates on injuries and starting lineups, and I can provide a generic placeholder paragraph about Betis's stability in the UEL to maintain that smooth, concise approach.