Considering user intent

The user just mentioned Griezmann's new buzz cut, which sounds like sharing news or a comment. They might want me to respond or offer a discussion, like caption ideas or an article. As a coding agent, I'm ready to help but need to infer their intent without an explicit task. I think it’s best to ask a clarifying question and provide options like catchy captions or context-related information about the haircut.Generating content ideas

I want to provide the user with options like 1) 10 social media captions, 2) headlines, 3) a brief news update, 4) hairstyle comparisons, and 5) photo editing suggestions. While I can't browse, I can craft potential captions for platforms like Weibo or TikTok. I'll keep it concise with 6-8 options. I’ll also briefly introduce Griezmann, noting my knowledge is up to date only until late 2024. Next, I’ll create short reactions and offer to write captions and hashtags for them.Providing content and options

I'll craft a title: "Griezmann's Refreshing Return: Buzz Cut Has Arrived." Then, I'll create captions like: 1) "Griezmann skips gel: this buzz cut is pure and cool." 2) "New Year’s first cut, Griezmann starts fresh." 3) "Number 36 still shines on the field, but the haircut is sharper." I need to be careful about factual accuracy, avoiding numbers and club names. Hashtags could include #Griezmann, #NewHaircut, #BuzzCut. I’ll also make a brief news template and ask if they want layout suggestions or content in English and Spanish.