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Building an Agent That Can't Afford to Be Wrong: Quran Sanity Agent

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This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path One: Ship an Agent That Queries Real Content When I first opened the Sanity Challenge announcement, one sentence in the Path One brief immediately grabbed my attention: "Build anything that needs an answer it can't afford to get wrong." That one line defined this entire project. If you ask an AI chatbot for movie recommendations or a recipe, a small hallucination is harmless. But if you ask it about the Quran, religious scripture, or classical commentary, getting things wrong is not an option. Yet that is exactly what standard LLMs do every d

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