# ACCESSIBILITY.md

> **The open standard for project accessibility transparency, governance, and AI-assisted inclusion.**

Just as `SECURITY.md` defines how to handle vulnerabilities, **`ACCESSIBILITY.md`** defines the inclusive state of a project. It is a human and machine-readable manifest that tracks a project’s commitment to accessibility (a11y) through metrics, guardrails, and automated enforcement.

> **Looking for the Claude Skills approach?** If you want to add accessibility guidance to a project via an `AGENTS.skills`, see the companion repo: **[mgifford/accessibility-skil](https://github.com/mgifford/accessibility-skills/)l**. 

---

> [!WARNING]
> **⚠️ Experimental — Validate Before Use**
>
> This project is **still experimental**. Most of the content on this site was generated with AI assistance and **has not yet been fully validated in real-world conditions**. Impacts may vary significantly depending on where and how it is implemented.
>
> **Do not expect that simply adding an `ACCESSIBILITY.md` file will make your digital tool accessible.** What it _can_ do is signal to developers that accessibility matters, and make explicit what your development processes are and how they affect accessibility.
>
> People with direct experience conducting studies on the accessibility impact and cost implications of AI-assisted workflows should be involved before drawing conclusions from this work.
>
> **Please share your experience** — positive or negative — in the [issue queue](https://github.com/mgifford/ACCESSIBILITY.md/issues). Include links and references so claims can be examined and discussed by the community.

---

## 🚀 Quick start

**New to this project?** Here's what you need:

1. **Copy the template** → Start with [ACCESSIBILITY-template.md](./ACCESSIBILITY-template.md)
2. **Add CI workflows** → Copy from [examples/](./examples/) directory
3. **Configure AI agents** → Use [AGENTS.md](./AGENTS.md) as a guide
4. **Read the framework** → Continue below to understand the approach

**Looking for specific files?** See the [Repository Structure](#-repository-structure) below.

**Additional resources:**
- Installation: [INSTALL.txt](./INSTALL.txt)
- Procurement: [Section 508 Requirements for Government Contracts](https://github.com/CivicActions/open-practice/blob/main/open-requirements-library/accessibility.md)
- Comparison with similar projects: [COMPARISONS.md](./COMPARISONS.md)

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## 📁 Repository structure

This repository is organized to separate **content you adopt** from **project documentation**:

```
[Repository Root]
├── ACCESSIBILITY-template.md       ← Start here: Copy this template
├── ACCESSIBILITY.md                ← Our own accessibility commitment
├── AGENTS.md                       ← AI agent instructions (copy/adapt)
├── CONTRIBUTING.md                 ← How to contribute to this project
├── SUSTAINABILITY.md               ← Sustainability policy
├── BROWSER_SUPPORT.md              ← Browser support guidelines
├── COMPARISONS.md                  ← Comparison with similar projects
├── README.md                       ← This file
│
├── examples/                       ← Copy these to your project
│   ├── A11Y_SHIFT_LEFT_WORKFLOW.yml          ← GitHub Actions workflow
│   ├── PRE_COMMIT_ACCESSIBILITY_SAMPLE.yaml  ← Pre-commit hooks
│   ├── TRUSTED_SOURCES.yaml                  ← Vetted a11y resources
│   ├── AUDIO_VIDEO_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md ← Component guides
│   ├── ANCHOR_LINKS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── CI_CD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── COLOR_CONTRAST_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── CONTENT_DESIGN_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── SVG_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── FORMS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── KEYBOARD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── LIGHT_DARK_MODE_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── USER_PERSONALIZATION_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── MANUAL_ACCESSIBILITY_TESTING_GUIDE.md
│   ├── MERMAID_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md
│   ├── AXE_RULES_COVERAGE.md                 ← Automation reference
│   ├── SHIFT_LEFT_ACCESSIBILITY_AUTOMATION.md
│   └── README.md                             ← Examples index
│
├── .github/workflows/              ← This repo's automation (reference)
│   ├── link-check.yml              ← Weekly link validation
│   └── maintain-trusted-sources.yml ← Monthly TRUSTED_SOURCES maintenance
├── _layouts/                       ← Jekyll theme (for documentation site)
├── _config.yml                     ← Jekyll config (for documentation site)
├── assets/                         ← Site assets (for documentation site)
├── index.md                        ← Landing page (for documentation site)
├── prompt-generator.md             ← Interactive prompt builder
└── action-playbook.md              ← Practical workflow guide
```

**Key:**
- ✅ **Copy to your project**: `ACCESSIBILITY-template.md`, files in `examples/`
- 📖 **Read for guidance**: `README.md`, `AGENTS.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, `COMPARISONS.md`
- 🛠️ **Jekyll/docs site**: `_layouts/`, `_config.yml`, `assets/`, `index.md`

---

## 🚀 Why this exists

Modern software is built by two groups: **Humans** and **AI Agents**. Currently, neither has a reliable place to look for a project's accessibility "Source of Truth."

1.  **For Users:** It provides transparency on what works, what doesn't, and how to report barriers.
2.  **For Maintainers:** It standardizes how a11y debt is tracked and how contributors are expected to code.
3.  **For AI Agents:** It provides explicit "System Instructions" for LLMs (like Copilot, Cursor, or GPT-4) to ensure they don't generate inaccessible code patterns.

---

## 🛠 The framework

An effective `ACCESSIBILITY.md` file acts as a **Living Commitment**, covering three core pillars:

### 1. Transparency and disclosure
* **Conformance Level:** Current WCAG status (e.g., 2.2 AA).
* **Known Gaps:** Honest disclosure of current barriers.
* **Assistive Tech:** Actively tested with.

### 2. Operational governance
* **Taxonomy:** Standardized labels for issues (e.g., `accessibility`, `color-contrast`).
* **Definition of Done:** Requirement that no PR is merged without passing a11y linting.
* **Severity Matrix:** How a11y bugs are prioritized compared to feature requests.

### 3. Automated guardrails (the AI bridge)
* **CI/CD Integration:** Links to workflows running `axe-core` or `Lighthouse`.
* **Axe Rules Coverage:** Explicit mapping of which rules are automated ([Example](./examples/AXE_RULES_COVERAGE.md)).
* **GitHub Accessibility Scanner:** AI-powered accessibility scans with issue creation via `github/accessibility-scanner` ([Integration Guide](./examples/GITHUB_ACCESSIBILITY_SCANNER_INTEGRATION.md)).
* **Shift-Left Prevention:** Stop accessibility regressions before merge with pre-commit hooks and CI gates ([Guide](./examples/SHIFT_LEFT_ACCESSIBILITY_AUTOMATION.md)).
* **Copy-Ready Samples:** Starter files for CI and local guardrails ([Workflow](./examples/A11Y_SHIFT_LEFT_WORKFLOW.yml), [pre-commit config](./examples/PRE_COMMIT_ACCESSIBILITY_SAMPLE.yaml)).
* **Trusted Source Registry:** Machine-readable list of vetted accessibility references for AI retrieval and citation policies ([YAML](./examples/TRUSTED_SOURCES.yaml)), including [wai-yaml-ld](https://github.com/mgifford/wai-yaml-ld) for structured WCAG/ARIA/ATAG standards data and [CivicActions Open Requirements Library](https://github.com/CivicActions/open-practice/blob/main/open-requirements-library/accessibility.md) for procurement requirements.
* **Link Integrity Checks:** Scheduled and PR-time validation of documentation links ([Workflow](./.github/workflows/link-check.yml)).
* **Best Practice Reference:** Project-specific guidance for complex components like [CI/CD pipelines](./examples/CI_CD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [audio/video](./examples/AUDIO_VIDEO_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [anchor links](./examples/ANCHOR_LINKS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [ARIA live regions](./examples/ARIA_LIVE_REGIONS_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [color contrast](./examples/COLOR_CONTRAST_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [content design](./examples/CONTENT_DESIGN_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [image alt text](./examples/IMAGE_ALT_TEXT_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [SVGs](./examples/SVG_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [Mermaid diagrams](./examples/MERMAID_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [keyboard interactions](./examples/KEYBOARD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [light/dark modes](./examples/LIGHT_DARK_MODE_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [navigation](./examples/NAVIGATION_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [plain language](./examples/PLAIN_LANGUAGE_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [tables](./examples/TABLES_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [touch and pointer](./examples/TOUCH_POINTER_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [user personalization](./examples/USER_PERSONALIZATION_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [forms](./examples/FORMS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [maps](./examples/MAPS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [charts and graphs](./examples/CHARTS_GRAPHS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [tooltips](./examples/TOOLTIP_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [print styles](./examples/PRINT_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [digital quality (Opquast)](./examples/OPQUAST_DIGITAL_QUALITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md), [accessibility bug reporting](./examples/ACCESSIBILITY_BUG_REPORTING_BEST_PRACTICES.md), and [Copilot agent mode](./examples/COPILOT_AGENT_MODE_GUIDE.md).
* **Manual Testing Guide:** Comprehensive procedures for keyboard-only and screen reader testing, with step-by-step workflows for validating accessibility beyond automated tools ([Guide](./examples/MANUAL_ACCESSIBILITY_TESTING_GUIDE.md)).

---

## 📊 The "living metric" table
We recommend including a dynamic table in your file to track progress. This turns a static statement into a measurable pulse.

| Metric | Status / Source |
| :--- | :--- |
| **A11y Issue Health** | `Open: 12` / `Closed (Last 30d): 8` |
| **Automated Pass Rate** | `96%` (via GitHub Actions) |
| **CI/CD Enforcement** | 🛑 **Strict** (Build fails on a11y errors) |
| **Contributor Guide** | [Read the A11y Guide](./examples/CONTRIBUTING_A11Y.md) |

---

## 📖 How to adopt this in your project

This repository provides templates and guidance to help you implement `ACCESSIBILITY.md` in your own projects.

### Step 1: Add ACCESSIBILITY.md to your repository

**Option A: Start with the template**
1. Copy [ACCESSIBILITY-template.md](./ACCESSIBILITY-template.md) to your repository root
2. Rename it to `ACCESSIBILITY.md`
3. Customize the sections to match your project's current state
4. Link it from your `README.md`

**Option B: Use the interactive prompt generator**
- Visit [prompt-generator.md](./prompt-generator.md) for a form-based tool
- Or use [examples/ACCESSIBILITY_PROMPT_STARTER.md](./examples/ACCESSIBILITY_PROMPT_STARTER.md) for guidance

**Option C: Bootstrap with a Copilot coding agent** *(recommended for maintainers rolling out ACCESSIBILITY.md at scale)*
1. Copy [examples/AGENT_BOOTSTRAP_WORKFLOW.yml](./examples/AGENT_BOOTSTRAP_WORKFLOW.yml) to `.github/workflows/` in your repository
2. Trigger it via **Actions → Bootstrap ACCESSIBILITY.md → Run workflow**
3. The Copilot coding agent analyses your repo, fills in the template, and opens a **draft PR** for human review
4. Review the draft PR, verify every `[ASSUMED: …]` annotation, and merge

> **Requires** a GitHub Copilot Individual, Business, or Enterprise subscription with the coding agent feature enabled.
> See [examples/COPILOT_BOOTSTRAP_AGENT_PROMPT.md](./examples/COPILOT_BOOTSTRAP_AGENT_PROMPT.md) for the full agent task description and permissions guide.

### Step 2: Set up GitHub workflows (CI/CD automation)

Copy the workflows that match your needs from the `examples/` directory:

**Basic setup:**
```bash
# Copy the main accessibility workflow
cp examples/A11Y_SHIFT_LEFT_WORKFLOW.yml .github/workflows/
```

**Additional workflows:**
- **Browser testing**: Copy `examples/BROWSER_TESTING_WORKFLOW.yml` for multi-browser a11y checks
- **Link checking**: See `.github/workflows/link-check.yml` (already in this repo) as a reference

**Workflow features:**
- ✅ Runs axe-core accessibility tests on every PR
- ✅ Fails builds on critical accessibility issues
- ✅ Provides detailed reports for fixing issues

Learn more: [SHIFT_LEFT_ACCESSIBILITY_AUTOMATION.md](./examples/SHIFT_LEFT_ACCESSIBILITY_AUTOMATION.md)

### Step 3: Configure AI coding assistants

Help your AI tools (GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude, Codex, etc.) respect accessibility standards:

**For project-level configuration:**

**For Cursor or similar tools:**
1. Copy [AGENTS.md](./AGENTS.md) to your repository root
2. Or create `.cursorrules` with instructions from AGENTS.md
3. Customize component-specific guides as needed

**For GitHub Copilot:**
- Add ACCESSIBILITY.md reference to your project documentation
- Copilot will automatically read it for context

**What AI agents get:**
- WCAG 2.2 AA compliance requirements
- Component-specific best practices (forms, SVGs, diagrams, keyboard, light/dark modes)
- Asset optimization guidelines
- Testing requirements

See the full guide: [AGENTS.md](./AGENTS.md)

### Step 4: Add pre-commit hooks (optional but recommended)

Catch accessibility issues before they're committed:

```bash
# Copy the pre-commit configuration
cp examples/PRE_COMMIT_ACCESSIBILITY_SAMPLE.yaml .pre-commit-config.yaml

# Install pre-commit (if not already installed)
pip install pre-commit

# Install the hooks
pre-commit install
```

### Step 5: Add component-specific best practices

Copy relevant guides to your project's documentation:

- **Accessibility bug reporting**: [examples/ACCESSIBILITY_BUG_REPORTING_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/ACCESSIBILITY_BUG_REPORTING_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Anchor links**: [examples/ANCHOR_LINKS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/ANCHOR_LINKS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Audio/Video**: [examples/AUDIO_VIDEO_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/AUDIO_VIDEO_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Charts and graphs**: [examples/CHARTS_GRAPHS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/CHARTS_GRAPHS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Color contrast**: [examples/COLOR_CONTRAST_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/COLOR_CONTRAST_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **CI/CD pipelines**: [examples/CI_CD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/CI_CD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Content Design**: [examples/CONTENT_DESIGN_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/CONTENT_DESIGN_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Forms**: [examples/FORMS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/FORMS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **SVGs**: [examples/SVG_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/SVG_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Keyboard navigation**: [examples/KEYBOARD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/KEYBOARD_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Light/Dark mode**: [examples/LIGHT_DARK_MODE_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/LIGHT_DARK_MODE_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Tooltips**: [examples/TOOLTIP_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/TOOLTIP_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **User Personalization**: [examples/USER_PERSONALIZATION_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/USER_PERSONALIZATION_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Mermaid diagrams**: [examples/MERMAID_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/MERMAID_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Manual testing**: [examples/MANUAL_ACCESSIBILITY_TESTING_GUIDE.md](./examples/MANUAL_ACCESSIBILITY_TESTING_GUIDE.md)
- **Maps**: [examples/MAPS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/MAPS_ACCESSIBILITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Progressive enhancement**: [examples/PROGRESSIVE_ENHANCEMENT_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/PROGRESSIVE_ENHANCEMENT_BEST_PRACTICES.md)
- **Digital quality (Opquast)**: [examples/OPQUAST_DIGITAL_QUALITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md](./examples/OPQUAST_DIGITAL_QUALITY_BEST_PRACTICES.md)

### Step 6: Reference trusted sources

Copy the vetted accessibility resources list:

```bash
cp examples/TRUSTED_SOURCES.yaml docs/
```

This provides:
- Machine-readable WCAG standards via [wai-yaml-ld](https://github.com/mgifford/wai-yaml-ld)
- Procurement requirements via [CivicActions Open Requirements Library](https://github.com/CivicActions/open-practice/blob/main/open-requirements-library/accessibility.md)
- Curated accessibility references for AI systems

### Resources for this repository

**Contributing to this project:**
* **[CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md):** How to contribute, including accessibility accommodations
* **[ACCESSIBILITY.md](./ACCESSIBILITY.md):** This repository's own accessibility commitment
* **[SUSTAINABILITY.md](./SUSTAINABILITY.md):** Digital sustainability and AI usage policy
* **[BROWSER_SUPPORT.md](./BROWSER_SUPPORT.md):** Browser version support guarantees

**Building the documentation site:**
* **[INSTALL.txt](./INSTALL.txt):** Local setup and Jekyll build instructions

**Reference materials:**
* **[action-playbook.md](./action-playbook.md):** Practical workflow guide for teams
* **[examples/README.md](./examples/README.md):** Complete index of all examples

---

## 🔄 Automated quality maintenance

### TRUSTED_SOURCES.yaml monthly maintenance

The [TRUSTED_SOURCES.yaml](./examples/TRUSTED_SOURCES.yaml) file is automatically maintained via a [monthly GitHub Action](./.github/workflows/maintain-trusted-sources.yml) that:

- **Validates URLs**: Checks for 404 errors with a two-strike removal policy
  - First 404 → marked as "not active"
  - Second 404 → removed from the list
- **Enriches metadata**: Automatically fills in missing owner, license, and freshness information
- **Quality checks**: Validates YAML structure and ensures data consistency
- **Creates PRs**: All changes are reviewed by maintainers before merging

This ensures the trusted resources list remains high-quality and up-to-date without manual maintenance overhead.

📖 **[Full maintenance documentation](./.github/TRUSTED_SOURCES_MAINTENANCE.md)**

---

## 🤖 AI agent integration

To ensure your AI coding assistant respects your accessibility standards, add this to your `.cursorrules`, `AGENTS.md`, or system prompt:

> *"Before modifying or creating UI components, read `ACCESSIBILITY.md`. Ensure all changes comply with WCAG 2.2 AA standards and follow the component-specific best practices in the examples directory. Optimize assets and use AI judiciously."*

For a comprehensive guide on AI agent instructions for this project, see [AGENTS.md](./AGENTS.md).

### Machine-readable standards for AI

For LLMs to provide more accurate, standards-grounded accessibility guidance, consider using [**wai-yaml-ld**](https://github.com/mgifford/wai-yaml-ld) as a structured source of truth. This repository provides machine-readable YAML/JSON-LD artifacts of W3C WAI standards (WCAG, ATAG, UAAG, ARIA, HTML, CSS) that help AI agents:
* Map implementation choices to specific standards relationships
* Separate normative vs informative references
* Produce auditable, standards-aligned recommendations
* Explain the reasoning behind accessibility advice

### Research: AI and digital accessibility

For a broad view of where AI intersects with accessibility research, Robert Dodd's analysis of 137 academic papers is a useful starting point:

> **[The Current State of Digital Accessibility Research and AI: What 137 Papers Tell Us](https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/current-state-digital-accessibility-research-ai-what-137-robert-dodd-qb7ie)** — Robert Dodd surveys the academic literature to map research trends, gaps, and opportunities where AI tools are being applied to digital accessibility.

---

## 🧩 AI Agent Skills

AI agent skills have moved to a dedicated repository: **[accessibility-skills](https://github.com/mgifford/accessibility-skills)**.

Topic-specific `.skill` archives (forms, keyboard, maps, SVG, and more) are available there for global installation in Claude Code, Codex, and other AI coding assistants.

We will do our best to keep the instructions consistent whichever way you use this. 

---

## 🤖 AI Disclosure

This section documents which AI tools have been used in the development and maintenance of this repository, and in what capacity. Per this project's [AGENTS.md](./AGENTS.md) and [SUSTAINABILITY.md](./SUSTAINABILITY.md), AI usage must be disclosed transparently.

> This project is a **documentation and template repository**. No AI runs at runtime when users read or adopt these files, and no browser-based AI is embedded in the project itself.

### LLMs used to build this project

| Tool | Provider | Used for |
|------|----------|----------|
| **GitHub Copilot Coding Agent** | GitHub / Microsoft (Claude models via Anthropic) | Creating and maintaining documentation files, adding best-practice guides, refactoring content, managing pull requests, and performing repository maintenance tasks |

### Notes

- **Runtime AI**: None. This is a static documentation project; no AI is invoked when users read or use the files.
- **Browser-based AI**: None. No client-side or browser-based AI features are embedded in this project.
- **Human oversight**: All AI-generated content is reviewed by the repository maintainer before merging. The README already notes: *"Most of the content on this site was generated with AI assistance and has not yet been fully validated in real-world conditions."*

### How to update this disclosure

If you use an AI tool when contributing to this repository, please add or update the entry in the table above in your pull request. See [AGENTS.md](./AGENTS.md) for the full instruction.

---

## 🤝 Contributing

We are looking for feedback on the taxonomy and automation workflows. 
* **Read the guide:** See [CONTRIBUTING.md](./CONTRIBUTING.md).
* **Found a gap?** Open an issue.
* **Have a better workflow?** Send a PR.
* **Using this?** Let us know so we can add you to the "Adopters" list.

## Related Projects
- [Mike Mai's Agent Skills](https://github.com/mikemai2awesome/agent-skills)
- [Intopia's Web Accessibility Skill](https://github.com/Intopia/intopia-web-accessibility-skill/)
- [A11y Spec-First Coding](https://github.com/LaurenceRLewis/a11y-spec-first-skill)
- [A11y Skills Collection](https://github.com/mgifford/accessibility-skills) - Paired version of this one.
- [A11y.md](https://github.com/fecarrico/A11Y.md)
- [iOS Agent Skill]( https://github.com/dadederk/iOS-Accessibility-Agent-Skill)
- [Accessibility Agents](https://github.com/Community-Access/accessibility-agents)

## 📄 License

This project is licensed under the [MIT License](./LICENSE).

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