A rule before every answer.
General AI answers a question on Bosnian and Herzegovinian law instantly, confidently, from memory. With no model of which level actually governs. With no way to tell whether a cantonal provision has overridden the one it just cited.
And that is precisely what must not happen to a question put to a lawyer whose name stands beneath the answer.
So we drew a single line and refused to cross it: do not separate the answer from the source, and say nothing before something grounded can be said.
Amiro is built for this law: state, entity, cantonal, Brčko. And it models how those levels fit together. When four layers stand over a single question, it can tell which actually governs. And when grounding is absent, it says so: it offers the closest related provision, with the source, for you to judge. It does not sign in your place. It returns to you what can be verified, before you rely on it.
Everything else grew from that one line.