CaseMark stops hiding the demo meter when you bring your own key

Evaluators who plugged in their own credentials used to lose sight of their shared-trial credits - now the gauge stays put.

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CaseMark's fork runs a hosted demo backed by a shared pool of credits, so people can try the tool without signing up for their own access. The catch: the little widget showing how much of that shared budget was left vanished the moment someone added a personal key, leaving them blind to their remaining headroom.

The update keeps the gauge on screen whenever the hosted demo is configured, and adds a clear third state - a gray "Bypassed" badge - so users can tell at a glance whether they're drawing down shared credits, running on their own key, or out of budget entirely. Small change, no backend work, but it closes a confusing gap in the trial experience.

So what Anyone running a hosted trial of a legal-AI tool will recognise the problem: evaluators need to see what they've got left, even after they switch to their own credentials.

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SHA Subject Author Date
918566b0 Show demo budget when personal key is active kveton 2026-05-04 ↗ GitHub
bae6a181 Clarify bypassed demo budget state kveton 2026-05-04 ↗ GitHub
ecb05d15 Merge pull request #9 from CaseMark/codex/demo-budget-ui Scott Kveton 2026-05-04 ↗ GitHub
Show demo budget when personal key is active

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