How DhiTantra decides what it can cite
Retrieval, paragraph pins, the UNVERIFIED flag and the lawyer’s sign-off, explained.
A research answer is only as useful as your ability to check it. Every DhiTantra answer is built so that you can see where each line came from, and where it could not find a source.
It reads from its own record
Answers are written from the judgments, statutes and regulatory material DhiTantra retrieves from its legal intelligence layer, not from the open web or from memory.
Every proposition carries a pin
Each line ends in the judgment and paragraph it rests on. Open the pin and you read the passage itself, so you can judge whether it says what the answer claims.
What it cannot match, it flags
If a case or citation in a draft or answer cannot be matched to a passage that was retrieved, it is marked UNVERIFIED where it stands. It is never presented as checked.
It shows how an authority was treated
Before you cite a judgment, you can see whether later decisions followed, distinguished or overruled it.
And a lawyer signs off
Drafts stay drafts until a person approves them. In workflows, approval steps cannot be skipped by an agent, and every step is logged.
The goal is not to ask you to trust the answer. It is to make the answer quick to check.SEE IT IN DHITANTRAPut this to work on a real matterExplore