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Considering network access options

I’m looking at the network sandboxing options, which are either restricted or enabled, with the default being enabled. We could try querying an API for Serie A standings, although I might need an API key, which many public sources require. Scraping could violate terms of use or be unpredictable. It might be best to offer to fetch live data from Wikipedia or the official Serie A scoreboard. Should I ask the user if they want the latest update now?Proposing options for fetching data

I’m considering how to provide the latest Serie A standings for the 2025-26 season. We could suggest fetching data from the Wikipedia page, but that's not an API. I could use tools like pup or xpath to parse HTML, but they may not be installed. Since network access is enabled by default, I think it’s best to simply ask the user, “Do you want me to fetch the latest standings?” This is a straightforward request, but I want to ensure I get it right!Exploring options for fetching standings

I could implement a script to use a feed like ESPN's standings link. They provide JSON endpoints, and I recall that for soccer, they have useful feeds. One endpoint returns JSON, which might work with curl, provided there are no CORS limitations. I can parse JSON with jq, which should be available, or potentially use Python if needed. However, I can't run commands myself here, but I want to make sure I'm setting things up correctly for the user to access this data!Confirming options for fetching standings

The sandbox hint mentions we can use the shell tool, but since I'm in this environment, I need to use it correctly. It seems I can't assume it's available without confirmation. The user request isn’t simple but I should ask if they'd like me to fetch live data. I can offer quick options: 1) Fetch now and show the top 10; 2) Provide a link; or 3) Set up a script to print it. I think the user mainly wants the standings.Planning to fetch ESPN API

I’m thinking about fetching the ESPN API directly, but I want to avoid wasting time if the network fails. The approval process allows for retries, which is helpful. To proceed, I’ll need to use the shell tool with the specific instructions to set the work directory. I’ll try running a curl command to get the standings and then use Python to print the team names and points. I need to be cautious about network reliability and ensure everything is set up properly.