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Unified WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit. Crawl mode: score pages across all 86 success criteria. Session mode: return WCAG checklist for the requested level. Optional axe-core engine (Deque: automation detects ~57% of accessibility issues; manual testing still required).
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Accessibility Audit
Purpose
Unified WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit covering all 86 success criteria across 4 POUR principles (Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust).
Two modes:
- Crawl mode: Provide
pages: [{url, html}]and get per-page scoring (0-100) with ranking, site aggregate, and detailed per-criterion findings. Manual-only criteria are flagged withmanual_reason. - Session mode: Query the user's required WCAG level (A, AA, or AAA) and receive the complete checklist. The agent enforces all criteria in the checklist throughout the session.
Two analysis engines:
- Regex engine (built-in, zero dependencies): 13 regex-based scoring functions covering the 41 fully automatable criteria (~48% of all 86; per
wcag-criteria.tsautomatable flags). - axe-core engine (optional,
pnpm add axe-core): 57 rule checks providing ~80% automated coverage. Auto-detected at import time — silent fallback if not installed.
Boundaries
Always
- Score real HTML against all automatable criteria
- Return structured per-criterion results with WCAG SC ID references
- Distinguish automated findings from manual-review items
Never
- Claim legal compliance
- Score criteria requiring visual inspection as if automated
- Make external network calls
Level-Aware Scoring
- Color contrast: no Level A requirement; AA=4.5:1 normal text / 3:1 large text (SC 1.4.3); AAA=7:1 / 4.5:1 (SC 1.4.6)
- Level A: 31 criteria (18 automatable, 4 partial)
- Level AA: 55 criteria cumulative (31 automatable, 8 partial)
- Level AAA: 86 criteria cumulative (41 automatable, 15 partial)
References
Implementation guidance and enterprise patterns (merged from wcag-aaa-web-design):
references/wcag-aaa-checklist.md— all 86 WCAG 2.2 criteria with implementation guidance and AAA design implicationsreferences/corporate-design-system.md— AAA-verified color palette with precomputed contrast ratios, type scale, BEM architecturereferences/aria-patterns.md— ARIA widget patterns (modals, tabs, accordions, focus traps)references/form-patterns.md— accessible form design and validationreferences/security-error-handling.md— OWASP-aligned secure error handling (CSP, CSRF, output encoding)references/application-states.md— loading, empty, and error state patternsreferences/data-presentation.md— accessible data table and density patternsreferences/navigation-patterns.md— sidebar, breadcrumb, and wayfinding patternsreferences/responsive-breakpoints.md— mobile-first breakpoint systemreferences/corporate-ux-patterns.md— enterprise UX conventions
Templates
AAA-verified starter templates in templates/: design tokens with precomputed 7:1 contrast palette (tokens.css), BEM component library (components.css), semantic HTML partials, and defensive vanilla JS (main.js). A standalone contrast checker with auto-suggestion engine is included as templates/check_contrast.py (stdlib-only Python; can audit --color-* tokens directly from tokens.css).
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