accessibility-mcp-server
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Scored across 8 tools
Each tool targets a distinct aspect of accessibility testing (color contrast, form labels, headings, images, etc.), but check_url_accessibility overlaps with several individual checks (images, headings, forms). Despite this, descriptions clearly distinguish between comprehensive and focused checks, so confusion is limited.
Most tools use the verb_noun pattern with 'check_', but there are exceptions: generate_a11y_report, list_wcag_rules, and validate_aria. While names are clear, the mix of verbs and a few underscores with abbreviations (a11y) breaks full consistency.
With 8 tools, the server covers core accessibility checks, a combined scan, rule reference, and ARIA validation. The count is well-scoped for an automated accessibility testing tool, neither too sparse nor too bloated.
The set includes essential WCAG checks like color contrast, headings, images, forms, and ARIA, plus a report generator and rule list. However, it lacks checks for keyboard navigation, focus order, or more advanced dynamic content, which are minor gaps for an automated audit.