CaseMark hands you the exit map for Case.dev
The fork now documents, in plain terms, exactly how deeply it leans on its underlying AI platform - and how hard each piece would be to swap out.
CaseMark's fork is built on Case.dev, the commercial legal-AI platform that supplies its document storage, matter management, legal research and other building blocks. The headline change here isn't a feature - it's honesty about dependence. A new section spells out five ways to adopt the fork, from running it fully on Case.dev, to bringing your own AI models or your own database, to stripping the platform out entirely (possible, but not effortless). A companion table walks through every underlying service and marks whether it's actually wired in, merely supported, or not used yet.
The team also loosened demo mode so evaluators can plug in their own account key and bypass the shared budget, and added an operator switch to pause a public demo without touching code.
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