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AccessLint: Accessibility Scan

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Locate mechanically detectable accessibility issues on one rendered page, with DOM selectors, evidence and source locations when available.

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About this Skill

Locate mechanically detectable accessibility issues on one rendered page, with DOM selectors, evidence and source locations when available.

Why we picked it

Scan a live page and produce a worklist without editing source.

What it helps with

  • Scan a live page and produce a worklist without editing source.
  • Retain evidence and distinguish automated findings from checks needing a person.

Workflow and expected result

  1. Step 1

    Resolve the target URL, scope and relevant baseline or assessment inputs.

  2. Step 2

    Scan a live page and produce a worklist without editing source.

  3. Step 3

    Record findings, verification limits and the next action for each unresolved issue.

Reviewed upstream task instructions

Source review

Reviewed the task instructions and repository inventory at commit 2e9d73366783. This listing describes the upstream workflow; it does not claim that a full product implementation or accessibility audit was executed during intake.

Reviewed upstream task instructionsOfficial repository and installation guide

Before you use it

  • A coding assistant with local file access and Node.js for the upstream installer. Review the installed instructions before use.
  • Node.js, network access and Chrome are needed by @accesslint/cli and @accesslint/chrome. The page must be running; source mapping depends on available framework metadata.
  • A successful automated check does not certify full accessibility conformance.

Supported agents

Claude CodeCodex CLICursorGitHub CopilotDeepSeek HarnessGemini CLIGrok BuildHermes AgentOpenCodePiKiroRovo DevQoderMistral VibeGoogle Antigravity

Sources & references

Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.