Interpreting user message

The user sent a message in Chinese that translates to something like "Warriors' perimeter threes are going crazy." It sounds like they're talking about the Golden State Warriors having a hot streak with their three-pointers. Since they didn't ask a specific question, I might need to check what they want—do they want a game summary, analysis, or something else? I could also mention factors like player movement and offensive strategy if they're interested!Analyzing user request

The harness says there's no explicit specification, and I can assume workspace-write with network enabled, but I don't need to fetch network info. So, I should respond with concise analysis in Chinese, providing quick points about tactics like off-ball screens and dribble handoffs. I'll mention key players like Curry and Klay, but avoid any specific game details to stay accurate. I can include general reasons on how opponents might adjust their defense. Let’s keep it clear and straightforward!Delivering tactical analysis

I want to provide a quick tactical analysis. For the Warriors, I’m thinking about strategies like 5-out spacing with Draymond's short rolls leading to open threes, and Curry's gravity creating opportunities through handoffs. Fast-paced secondary transitions and corner shake plays could be key too.

For the opponents, suggesting top-lock defense and pre-switching can be effective, along with forcing the ball handler to pass inside and crashing the boards to limit second-chance threes. I should check which game the user is interested in and if they need any further explanations, like ASCII drawings!