Express WCAG 2.2 audit of a URL or an HTML string: 20+ automated signals with a weighted 0-100 score — images without alt (1.1.1), controls without accessible names (4.1.2), form fields without labels (3.3.2), missing autocomplete on user-data fields (1.3.5), click handlers on non-interactive elements (2.1.1), unknown ARIA roles and broken aria-labelledby (4.1.2), duplicated unnamed landmarks, timed meta refresh (2.2.1), missing skip mechanism (2.4.1), lang/title (3.1.1, 2.4.2), heading structure (1.3.1), blocked zoom (1.4.4), captions (1.2.2), autoplay audio (1.4.2), generic/duplicated link text (2.4.4), target=_blank without warning (3.2.5), positive tabindex (2.4.3), aria-hidden on focusable elements, tables without th, duplicate ids, duplicate accesskeys. Each finding includes concrete remediation. Filter, not verdict: automation covers ~1/3 of WCAG; query a11y_criterion for what a criterion means. — Prefer a11y_audit_dom when JS renders the content or contrast/2.5.8/focus matter; use pages for light multi-page sampling.

Deep RENDERED WCAG audit via local Playwright/Chromium: real computed text contrast against effective backgrounds with alpha compositing (1.4.3), minimum target size 24×24 (2.5.8, new in WCAG 2.2), visible focus indicator heuristic (2.4.7), plus rendered versions of the static checks (alt, accessible names, labels, headings, lang/title, tabindex, aria-hidden, captions, tables). Findings include remediation. Requires playwright: pip install playwright && playwright install chromium. — Use instead of a11y_audit_url on JS-heavy pages; needs local Playwright.

Exact WCAG contrast ratio for a color pair: per-criterion verdicts 1.4.3 (AA), 1.4.6 (AAA), 1.4.11 (non-text). Accepts #hex, rgb(), hsl(), CSS color names; rgba/hsl with alpha is composited over the background. If AA fails, suggests the nearest passing color. — For flat pairs; text over images needs a11y_contrast_image.

TEXT OVER IMAGE contrast: pixel-level sampling of the real background behind the text box → worst/median/p95 ratio, % of area passing AA, and automatic hostile-zone detection on a 3×3 grid (zona_peor). What pair-only checkers cannot do. region="x,y,w,h" recommended. — Use instead of a11y_contrast_pair whenever the background is a photo/gradient.

Nearest opaque color (RGB distance) to fg that reaches the target ratio against bg (4.5 default). Returns the color, its ratio and whether it lightens or darkens. — The fixer companion to a11y_contrast_pair failures.

Generates an Accessibility Statement in HTML: art. 10 RD 1112/2018 (Spanish public sector, marco="rd1112") or European Accessibility Act wording (Directive (EU) 2019/882 / Ley 11/2023, marco="eaa"; EN output uses Directive (EU) 2016/2102 / EAA wording). The generated document is itself accessible. Saves to output_path when given. — Legal statement generator; drive contenido_no_accesible from audit findings and a11y_evidence.

Accessibility snapshot of a URL: interactive elements (tag, role, accessible name, href) in DOM order, the REAL tab focus order, and when Playwright ≥1.49 is available the computed ACCESSIBILITY TREE (aria snapshot — what a screen reader announces). Save it before a deploy and compare after with a11y_diff. Requires local Playwright. — Capture half of the watch loop; compare with a11y_diff (or a11y_diff_urls for two live URLs).

Regression diff between two accessibility snapshots (before/after a deploy): added/removed/renamed interactives and focus-order changes. ok=false means a regression to review. Accepts inline JSON (starting with "{") or file paths. — Compares two existing snapshots; a11y_diff_urls snapshots both for you.

Snapshot two URLs and diff them in a single call (e.g. staging vs production). Requires local Playwright. — Convenience for staging-vs-production; manual control is snapshot + a11y_diff.

Returns injectable JavaScript for an aria-live announcement monitor (bookmarklet or page.evaluate): logs every dynamic-region announcement with time, politeness, role and text — what a screen reader would say, visible on screen. — Diagnostics aid to inject in a browser; not an audit by itself.

Returns an HONEST accessibility badge as accessible SVG: score, date and scope (automated screening ≈ 1/3 of WCAG), color-coded by score. Deliberately does NOT say "conformant" — the honest seal. Embed it in audited sites or statements. — Scope: the honest SVG seal for audited sites; the machine-readable bundle is a11y_evidence.

DETERMINISTIC safe auto-fixes applied to HTML — the honest anti-overlay: a short closed list of fixes where the correct answer is unique (unblock viewport zoom 1.4.4, add the exact autocomplete token 1.3.5, fill missing html lang and empty title when provided). Everything requiring judgment (alt text, contrast, accessible names) is NOT touched — it returns no_aplicados with the reason and remediation instead. Returns fixed_html + aplicados + no_aplicados. — Only the closed allowlist of provably safe fixes; judgment fixes come back as no_aplicados with remediation.

Reflow check at 320px — criterion 1.4.10 (AA), the check axe and Lighthouse do not automate. Loads the URL at 1280px, then at 320px, and reports real horizontal scroll + the overflowing elements. Method note: browser zoom RE-LAYS OUT at 320 CSS px (that is the standard's own equivalence: 1280 @ 400% zoom = 320px), so the correct measurement is a 320px viewport. Requires local Playwright. — Scope: 320px reflow only (1.4.10); for the full rendered pass use a11y_audit_dom.

Keyboard-trap detection (2.1.2) with REAL Tab walking in Chromium: up to 60 real tab stops, cycle detection (the modal pattern), then the decisive test — does ESCAPE release the cycle? A modal that cycles and releases on Escape is correct and NOT reported; a cycle Escape cannot leave is a trap (high severity). Returns the full tab stop list too. Requires local Playwright. — Scope: keyboard traps (2.1.2); focus visibility is part of a11y_audit_dom.

Infinite-scroll accessibility audit — the documented disaster nobody automates (Deque guidance + ARIA APG Feed pattern; criteria 2.4.3, 4.1.3, 2.2.2). Real scrolling batches in Chromium with a live-region observer: does the focused element SURVIVE each batch (re-render destroys it — the documented failure)? Is new content ANNOUNCED (aria-live/status receives text, role=feed)? Does the feed END or offer a load-more alternative (footer reachability)? APG feed pattern as positive signal. Honest guard: if no standard items are detected (login walls, non-standard markup) the unfounded signals are skipped with a note. Requires local Playwright. — For paginated feeds only; general page audit is a11y_audit_url/dom.

Builds the COUNTERSIGNATURE-READY evidence pack: the machine→human handoff object for WCAG conformance work. Takes one or more audit reports (any mode — static, rendered, reflow, keyboard, scroll) and returns: the full 55-criterion A/AA matrix (automated-fail / automated-review / not-flagged — NOT pass / not-run / manual-only), each row priced with its human-effort class (MIN 1-3 / MED 5-10 / MAX 15-30 min of human review remaining) and total remaining minutes (the quote input for a review marketplace), every artifact SHA-256-hashed with timestamps, an empty signature block (name, credential, date) whose statement must reference the pack's own sha256, and the tamper-evidence rule stated. Vendor-neutral: any qualified human can countersign it. Evidence, never conformance. — The tier-3 handoff object; feed it every audit report you have.

Form error testing (3.3.1 Error Identification, 3.3.3 Error Suggestion) — the guided flow no competitor automates: fills every validatable field with INVALID data, really submits, and judges the post-submit DOM — are errors identified in text and associated with the field (aria-invalid + aria-describedby, error summary, role=alert), or does the form swallow them? Native browser validation counts as identification (unless the form has novalidate); forms that navigate on submit are honestly noted as not measurable in-page. Requires local Playwright.

The W3C's own parser as a toolkit mode: checks a URL or raw HTML against the Nu Html Checker (validator.w3.org/nu) — doctype, encoding, structural validity, plus alt/lang/role issues from the authoritative source, mapped to WCAG criteria where they overlap. PRIVACY: html mode POSTs the document to the W3C service (url mode shares only the URL, like a11y_audit_url); self-hosted vnu instances supported via base_url for sensitive content.

Content on Hover or Focus (1.4.13): finds tooltip/overlay candidates, hovers each, and tests whether Escape dismisses the result — tooltips that do not dismiss are flagged. Requires local Playwright. — Scope: tooltips only; full audit is a11y_audit_dom, keyboard traps are a11y_keyboard.

Screen reader TRANSCRIPT: what a blind user HEARS on this page. Walks the accessibility tree linearly and returns the announcement text with roles, names and states — the linearized reading experience, as prose an agent can READ to understand the page from a blind user's perspective. — Read-only: for structure use a11y_snapshot, for keyboard traps use a11y_keyboard. Requires Playwright.

Disprover pattern (from Cloudflare's security-audit-skill): re-runs the audit against the live page and marks each finding confirmed or rejected — findings that don't reproduce are rejected with the reason. Catches false positives, race conditions, and page changes between audit and report. Returns a fresh score over confirmed findings only. — Run this before acting on any audit report.

Coverage ledger (from Cloudflare's security-audit-skill): persistent record of what has been audited, when, and with what result. Actions: record (add audit result), gaps (what has never been checked on a URL), summary (portfolio overview). Accumulates across runs — second audits show resolved findings.

Explains a WCAG 2.2 success criterion in plain language (es/en): what it requires, typical failures, and how to verify it with this toolkit (which tool automates which part). Codes like "1.4.3", "2.5.8", "4.1.2". Use it whenever you need to explain WHY a finding matters or what the criterion actually says. — Knowledge lookup; does not fetch or audit anything.