1. **Analyze the Request:** * **Role:** News summarization expert. * **Task:** Summarize the provided article. * **Constraints:** Concisely in 2-4 sentences. Focus on most important info. Do not copy-paste. Do not just restate title. Add new info beyond title. * **Input:** Title ("Show HN: Rent Your Idle OpenClaw Browser to AI Agents") and an empty "Article Text" section (except for the title repeated). * **Language:** English. 2. **Analyze the Source Material:** * The prompt provides a Title: "Show HN: Rent Your Idle OpenClaw Browser to AI Agents". * The Article Text is essentially just the title again or empty context. * *Problem:* I cannot generate a summary with "new information beyond the title" if there is no text provided in the "Article Text" field. The user provided *only* the title. * *Hypothesis:* The user made a mistake and didn't paste the article content, or the "Article Text" is missing/cut off in the prompt. * *Action:* I need to look closer at the prompt structure. The prompt says: "Article Text: Show HN: Rent Your Idle OpenClaw Browser to AI Agents Summary:". It seems the text provided is *just* the title and the "Summary:" label. * *Search/Recall Check:* "Show HN: Rent Your Idle OpenClaw Browser to AI Agents" sounds like a specific project. I don't have real-time internet access to browse Hacker News right this second to find the specific content if it's not in the prompt. However, I must act based *only* on the provided text. 3. **Constraint Conflict:** * Constraint: "Add new information
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