Interpreting user query

The user's query translates to "CBA player's single-game scoring record refreshed," which suggests they’re looking for recent news about a CBA scoring record. They may want details on who broke the record, given that this relates to current events. My knowledge cuts off in October 2024, and it's now December 27, 2025, so something could have happened since then. Since I have network access, I can search for the latest information.Considering search options

It looks like I need to find a way to search the web since there's no dedicated tool for browsing. I can use commands like curl to do a web search. Perhaps I could also try ddgr or curl with Bing. It might work, but I'm unsure if that's allowed in this context. Since the user’s request is quite brief, maybe I should ask for clarification about whether they're looking for a headline or an update!Clarifying user request

I think the best approach here is to ask a clarifying question. I could ask whether the user wants the latest news or specifics like who broke the record, how many points they scored, and when it happened. As of my last knowledge cutoff, Eric McCollum set the CBA single-game scoring record at 82 points on January 30, 2015, playing for the Zhejiang Golden Bulls. I should verify this history to be sure I’m accurate!Seeking clarification on records

I’m realizing the domestic scoring record might be 70 points by Guo Ailun or possibly 71 by Zhu Fangyu, but I’m a bit unsure. I recall that during the 2023-24 season, Wu Qian from Zhejiang scored 62, and there are foreign players like Thomas Robinson mentioned too. The term "刷新" suggests that the record has likely been broken. It’s best to ask for clarification on what specific details the user wants, like who broke the record or when. I can also offer to check the latest information online if they'd like!Proposing options to the user

I can offer to check the latest information right now by asking a short clarifying question. I have a few options:

1. I can check for the latest authoritative reports.
2. I could provide historical records up to October 2024.
3. I might track domestic versus overall records.

The user may prefer something like a news headline, so I’ll attempt a quick search using shell commands. I'll use curl to query Bing news with a relevant Chinese phrase, which should give me the simplified text I need. Let's go ahead and do this!Considering workspace path

I need to include workdir, but I’m not certain what the current workspace path is. It looks like I should use . to represent the current directory. That makes the most sense since I don’t have any specific information about the path. This could simplify things quite a bit! I’ll make sure to implement that correctly in whatever context it’s needed.