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wcag-validate

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Validate WCAG 2.2 (default) or 2.1 audit evidence with automated, keyboard, touch, zoom and assistive technology checks; detect incorrect version/level mixes and report incomplete manual reviews.

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    If working in this distribution repository, run python scripts/check_wcag_audit.py path/to/report.json --json.

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SKILL.md

Validate WCAG 2.x evidence and version-specific audit coverage

Scope

Resolve selected WCAG 2.2 (default) or 2.1, conformance level and scope before testing (../wcag-diagnose/references/standard-selection.md). A target-selection decision is not proof that the target was met.

Procedure

  1. For full evaluations, use ../wcag-diagnose/references/evaluation-methodology-2.0.md to check the documented scope, accessibility support baseline, representative sample rationale, complete processes, and untested areas; a sample must not be reported as whole-product conformance. Then load the selected standard's 2.2/criteria.json / 2.1/criteria.json and conformance catalog. At AA review 55 criteria for 2.2 or 50 criteria for 2.1. Do not mix versions or import 4.1.1 into 2.2.
  2. For all required criteria, require pass, fail, not_applicable, not_tested or needs_manual_review with evidence and N/A rationale. Differentiate incomplete from failed.
  3. Combine automated scanners with keyboard, zoom, responsive, touch/drag alternatives, focus-occlusion, forms, authentication, screen-reader, media and content reviews. Read references/manual-and-automation.md and the appropriate specialist playbook.
  4. Retest affected complete processes and all relevant states; test the non-interference conditions (1.4.2, 2.1.2, 2.3.1, 2.2.2) even for third-party content.
  5. If working in this distribution repository, run python scripts/check_wcag_audit.py path/to/report.json --json. The script rejects invalid version/criterion combinations and checks report structure only; in a consuming repository, obtain or implement equivalent tooling rather than assuming this distribution script was installed.
  6. Report verified scope, environment, date, selected version/level, failures and missing manual coverage. Do not assert certification. WCAG 3.0 Working Draft is advisory only and may never receive A/AA/AAA conformance outcomes.

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