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发布日期:2026-01-26
Responding to emotional distress
The user wrote in Chinese about feeling more desperate after looking at a statistics table. This signals an emotional expression, possibly linked to mental health. I want to respond empathetically and supportively. I should ask if they’d like to talk about what’s distressing them or the specifics of the statistics. It’s important to include a gentle safety check to see if they're safe, offering resources if needed, while keeping the response concise and caring.Offering support and options
I want to provide the user with options to share their data, which could help us interpret it and propose an action plan. I'd suggest taking a break, reframing their thoughts, and focusing on what they can control. Since it's a coding assistant in a CLI, I can still respond helpfully as a human. I'll keep my response concise and in Chinese, and include some clarifying questions about their feelings and needs. Let's also consider a supportive approach regarding safety.Crafting a supportive response
I want to create a concise and supportive reply. First, I’ll acknowledge the user's feelings by saying it’s normal to feel upset when looking at data. I’ll remind them they’re not alone and that we can break things down together. I'll gently ask if they're safe and check for any crisis. Then, I’ll encourage them to share the statistics or key metrics so we can identify problems and prioritize improvements. We could also offer to help with scripts or dashboards. Let's keep it brief and in Chinese.
听起来这份统计表让你很受打击。我在这儿,先陪你把它拆开来看,一点点找出能动的部分。
顺带关心一下你的状态:如果你现在感到非常绝望、甚至有伤害自己的想法,请先把自己放在第一位,联系一个信任的人,或拨打当地的紧急/心理援助热线;如果有危险,立刻联系当地急救号码。你不需要一个人扛。
告诉我你希望我先从哪个方向入手:1) 数据诊断,2) 方案清单,3) 可视化/脚本,还是4) 先聊聊压力点。
