When Examplary auto-grades an answer, it suggests how many points to award — and, for rubric questions, which level fits best — along with the reasoning behind it. Until now, the moment you adjusted that score yourself, the suggestion disappeared.
Now it sticks around. After you change a grade, the AI marker stays visible (just dimmed), and hovering over it shows the points and rubric level the AI originally suggested, together with its reasoning.
That makes it easy to compare your own adjustments against what the AI recommended — especially handy when you're grading longer answers or moderating results together with colleagues.