Rules first, AI second
The roadmap is explicit: AI should summarize, classify, route, and explain, while hard rules handle risk limits, jurisdiction gates, sanctions checks, and permissions. That keeps the assistant useful without turning it into a black-box authority.
Source-grounded answers
Every answer should point back to published methodology, AAOIFI-aligned screening references, OIC Fiqh Academy principles, product boundaries, and the relevant asset or protocol evidence.
No fatwa engine
The assistant can explain why a token passed, failed, or needs review under the operating framework. It must not provide a personal fatwa, individual investment advice, or country-specific legal advice.