Interpreting user query

The user query is in Chinese and asks for an update on the "Football World Cup qualifiers Asia zone standings." It seems they're looking for current sports standings, which means I'll need internet access to fetch real-time data. I’m considering the current sandbox settings: default is workspace-write and network enabled. While I could use a shell command to get data, I need to verify whether network access is actually allowed. It's a bit confusing!Clarifying user request

To be on the safe side, I should ask the user for clarification about which stage or round they're interested in since the Asian qualifiers have different rounds. As of December 2025, our knowledge is outdated, given my last update in October 2024. I plan to ask if they want the latest standings or if they have a specific focus, also considering responding in Chinese. It would be good to fetch the current standings from a reliable source like FIFA, AFC, or Wikipedia.Considering data scraping

I need to be cautious about scraping dynamic content. Perhaps I can use curl with text browsers or the Wikipedia API for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification (AFC). However, parsing tables might get complicated. Instead, it’s simpler to ask for a quick clarification: which standings are they after—36, 18, or playoff? The user might just want the latest numbers, so I could also fetch current standings and propose that. Balancing efficiency and simplicity is crucial here!Clarifying user request

I think it’s better to ask the user about which stage of the Asian qualifiers they're interested in, as there are two main group stages: Round 2 ("36强赛") and Round 3 ("18强赛"), plus playoffs. By late 2025, Round 3 might be wrapping up, so getting clarity is essential. I'll keep the question concise in Chinese with options. I’ll ask if they want a summary or the full table too. This approach will help me provide exactly what they’re looking for!