CaseMark cuts Case.dev loose as a public demo
kveton merged the release branch that turns the Case.dev fork from an internal build into something outsiders can actually try.
The merge bundles the product surface - Matter, Vault, Skills, Legal - with the deployment plumbing for Vercel, the cloud host most web teams reach for when they want to ship something quickly without running their own servers. Branding, smoke tests, and entrypoints for both the frontend and backend all landed together, which is the shape of a branch meant to be exercised end-to-end by people outside the team, not just demoed in a meeting.
The final pass was security hygiene: a sweep for stray API keys came back clean on the tracked code, with a note that any keys pasted earlier in development should still be rotated before any public announcement. Standard pre-release discipline, and worth noting that CaseMark is being explicit about it rather than waving it through.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?