The demo screen is wired to the public form contract and shows queued, retrying, denied, and rate-limited states in one accessible shell.
This screen points to the documented Website form API and keeps the submission states visible inside the page shell.
Operators review the public route shell, pricing posture, and trust guidance.
First-party abuse and rate-limit checks stay explicit before intake is accepted.
Replay-safe submission states keep retries visible without duplicating intake.
The foundation shell makes non-happy paths visible at the screen level so later runtime wiring does not hide denial, retry, loading, or release dependencies.
Valid demo requests move into a queued state with correlation-safe metadata.
Abuse scoring and proof checks can run before a response is finalized.
Reused idempotency keys return a retrying state instead of duplicating intake.
Public-safe error copy keeps internal reasons private when the intake bucket is saturated.
The demo form points to the documented public contract and keeps consent, validation, and retry behavior visible.