Using Citations and References

Understanding Gani's Citation System

Every answer from Gani Assistant includes references to the actual legal sources used. This transparency allows you to verify information and access original regulations.

Types of Citations

1. Inline Citations

References appear as numbered markers within Gani's answer:

1. Citation Panel

All references are listed in the citations panel:

• Document title

• Regulation number

• Relevant article or section

• Direct link to view

Viewing Citations

Click any citation number to:

1. Open the cited document in markdown format

2. See the exact section referenced

3. Read the full context

4. Download the document as PDF

Downloading Cited Documents

From the citation viewer:

1. Click "Download PDF" button

2. Save the official regulation document

3. Share with your legal team

4. Archive for compliance records

Verifying Information

Best practice workflow:

1. Read Gani's answer

2. Click citation numbers

3. Review the actual regulation text

4. Confirm Gani's interpretation is accurate

5. Download for your records

Multi-Source Citations

For complex answers, Gani may cite multiple sources

Citation Quality Indicators

Direct Citations (most reliable): Gani quotes or directly references specific articles

Interpretive Citations: Gani interprets general principles from regulations

Cross-References: Multiple regulations cited for complete answer

What If Citations Are Missing?

If Gani doesn't provide citations:

• The answer may be based on general legal principles

• Ask: "Can you provide specific regulatory citations for this?"

• Consider verifying with legal counsel

Using Citations in Your Work

Citations are valuable for:

• Compliance documentation

• Policy development

• Legal memoranda

• Internal guidelines

• Training materials

• Audit responses