Considering user needs
The harness might need shell commands, but I can also respond conversationally. The user wrote a sentence, which suggests they want either a fact-check or a visualization. I should clarify by asking if they want a fact-check with sources or a chart. I could offer to retrieve Google Trends data for the past 15 years, focusing on who's been most searched annually. However, I need to explain that Google Trends uses a scaled index, not raw numbers, requiring careful comparisons.Exploring user request
I wonder if there are articles saying, "Ronaldo led for 10 years, Neymar for 4, and Messi for 1." I know Ronaldo is frequently the most searched athlete, with Neymar peaking around 2019 and Messi in 2022, likely due to the World Cup. I'm curious if “球员” means only footballers or athletes in general, so I should clarify what the user wants. I can offer a quick fact-check, create a visualization, or summarize the data in an article.Clarifying user needs
I need to ask if the user wants me to verify a statement and provide a yearly ranking with sources, specifying if they mean globally for 2009-2023 or 2010-2024. Do they want to only focus on football players, and should I use Google Trends data? I could suggest I can fetch trends and list the top players each year, but would need to explain the methodology used to align data. I can also ask for their preferred players or suggest top athletes.
If they just want a summary, I could mention that Ronaldo often leads globally in search volume, while Messi likely peaked during the 2022 World Cup.

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