When to use it
Check that it fits before you look at the detail.
Consider this when
- Accept a question with regulator or jurisdiction scope and optional date and source filters.
- Return a supported research answer with citations and source dates.
- Surface conflicting provisions, precedence questions, and unresolved gaps.
Do not use it to
- Issue binding regulatory interpretations.
- Represent that coverage is current without a named source set and review date.
- Take or recommend regulatory action without qualified review.
Who this is for
A reviewer needs a structured research response with source dates, citations, and visible unresolved issues.
Assumes: Ability to inspect structured outputs, evidence, limitations, and the stated human-review boundary.