I should make sure to clarify if there's any ambiguity in the text they provide. But since they might not have provided the text yet, my immediate next step is to ask for the text. Once I get it, I can process each word, check if it's a proper noun, and if not, generate three synonyms or alternatives. I'll need a thesaurus or synonym generator for that, but since I can't access external APIs, I'll have to rely on my internal knowledge base.
In summary, the key steps are: 1) Request the user to provide the text. 2) Once received, parse each word. 3) Determine if the word is a proper noun. 4) For non-proper nouns, find three suitable alternatives. 5) Format the output as specified. 6) Ensure the response is in plain text only, avoiding any markdown.
Another thing to consider is words that have multiple meanings or are part of idioms. Replacing such words might not be straightforward. Also, verbs and adjectives might need different handling compared to nouns. I should ensure that the alternatives are contextually appropriate. For example, replacing "run" in "She likes to run" with "jog" is fine, but in "The machine runs," "operates" might be better.
