If the text is: "Brand: Apple|Samsung|Google"
But maybe the instruction is: whenever there is a term with options, convert to options if the term is not a brand or name. So the assistant needs to check if the term (before colon) is a brand or name, and if not, replace it. But how to determine if a term is a brand or name? Well, maybe the assistant should just proceed to remove the term and colon, and wrap the options in , as per the example, unless the term itself is recognized as a brand or name. But since the assistant can't check real-time knowledge, perhaps the user expects that the assistant should assume that the term is not a brand unless specified. Wait, but the example says to skip brands and names, so perhaps the user is indicating that if the term (label) is a brand or name, then don't modify it. But the example's term was "color", which is not a brand or name, so it was modified.
So the assistant's task is to look for all instances where there's a term (label) followed by a colon and three options separated by |. Then, change that into option2, removing the label and colon. Also, check if the term itself is a brand or name; if it is, don't modify it. But if the term is not a brand or name, then apply the modification. DirtyMasseur 20 06 06 Luna Star Honeymoon Rubdo...
So in summary, the process is:
So the steps would be:
Wait, the user said "modify all terms with 3 options in a format. Skip brands and names. Text only." So probably, the instruction is to not modify the labels if they are brand names. For example, if the term is "BrandColor: red|blue|green", but BrandColor is a term, but if "BrandColor" itself is the label, then maybe it's okay to modify. Hmm, this is a bit ambiguous. The user's example suggests that the modification is only to the options and the label is removed. The part after the colon is the options. The user wants to remove the label (term) and just have the options in b format. The user also says to skip if the term is a brand or name.
Therefore, the assistant should remove the label and colons, and wrap the options in curly braces if there are exactly three options, and the label is not a brand or name. If the text is: "Brand: Apple|Samsung|Google" But maybe
But how to determine if the label is a brand or name? Since the assistant can't access a database, maybe it's up to the assistant's internal knowledge. For example, if the label is "Brand:" then skip, but if it's "Color:", process it.