Interpreting user’s request

The user’s message, "早报：多多保重," suggests they’re looking for a morning briefing with an emphasis on the theme "多多保重." It seems like they want a morning news digest which typically includes macro updates, markets, technology, policy, weather, calendar reminders, and quotes. However, I'm limited by my knowledge cutoff in October 2024 and don’t have access to current network information or browsing tools. That means I can't fetch live news beyond my last update.Clarifying user’s request

I need to figure out if the user wants a template for a morning briefing or a curated "today's" news update. I can create a motivational "早报" that includes the positive message "多多保重," which suggests taking care of health in winter. I plan to structure the briefing with sections like Weather (requiring a location), Calendar events, and a Market pre-open watch. It’s best to ask for their location and preferences while offering a generic morning update that doesn’t need current data. I'll also provide a concise template with examples for clarity.Crafting morning briefing structure

I’m going to set up the morning briefing, perhaps title it "晨间早报." I’ll keep it simple with bullet points and avoid any trending news claims. The sections will include 今日要务, 健康提醒, 日程/待办, 专注三件事, 名言, 微习惯, and 温馨提醒. I'll also add 今日练习/思考题, 情绪/健康, and a placeholder for the weather. It doesn’t seem necessary to run a shell command for the current date/time in this CLI environment, so I'll skip that. I want to ensure it has a friendly tone and ask the user a question at the end for customization!