CaseMark hardens the edges before going public
Pre-launch review pass on CaseMark's fork turns a handful of quiet failure modes into loud, controlled ones.
Ahead of opening the doors, CaseMark swept the codebase for the kind of issues that only bite in production. AI endpoints now sit behind a rate limit on top of the existing login throttle, and download links have a configurable expiry instead of living forever. Server errors no longer spill raw internals back to the browser - only a small list of known-safe messages get through, with everything else collapsing to a generic failure with a stable code the frontend can act on. Mid-chat errors like hitting a demo budget or running out of quota now surface as specific, intelligible messages rather than "something went wrong."
The quieter wins matter too: a missing database column was silently dropping Matter chat history, and JSON columns were failing to write without anyone noticing. Both are now caught and surfaced. Authorization on tabular data got tighter and faster at the same time.
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