The user says: For lists, the type is "list", with optional title, and items with text and level. So perhaps the structure is a list with each section as a title, and items under them. However, the user's example in the instructions is a single paragraph. Wait, the user says "use paragraphs and/or lists". Maybe the Analyst Overview is a single paragraph? But there are six points to cover. It's a bit conflicting. The example given in the instructions is a JSON with a single paragraph, but the user wants six points summarized. Hmm. Wait, the user says "Write a 150–180 word Analyst Overview... Summarize your expert view on: [list of six points]". So perhaps the overview is a single paragraph that mentions all six points, but in the example provided by the user, the answer uses a list. Wait, looking back at the user's example for the output, they provided a JSON with a list type, with each section as a list item. But the user's instruction says to return a paragraph or list. Maybe the correct approach is to use a list with each of the six points as a separate list item. However, the user says "summarize your expert view on" the six points, so perhaps each is a separate point. But the user's instruction says "return only raw JSON wrapped in a Markdown code block" and the example uses a list with title and items. Let me check the example again. The example in the user's message is a JSON with a content array containing a paragraph. But in the current case, the user wants six points. Maybe the best approach is to use a list with six items, each addressing one of the points.
