CaseMark opens a public Mike demo with a kill-switch
The fork now runs a hosted version of Mike at a public URL, with operator controls for pausing traffic and letting visitors swap in their own keys.
CaseMark has turned its fork into a live, shareable demo. Anyone can try it without setup, but if a visitor has their own Case.dev account key, that personal key now takes priority over the shared demo credentials - useful for prospects who want to kick the tyres against their own data.
The more interesting move is the pause button. Operators can flip a single setting and the entire app swaps itself for a "demo paused" landing page, without a redeploy or downtime. CaseMark has also added a long README section mapping which parts of the Case.dev platform are wired up today versus on the roadmap - a rare bit of honest scoping for a legal-AI demo.
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