w-a11y
Audit UI against repository a11y docs and tests; do not invent a WCAG level.
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/blockmatic/basilic-skills --skill w-a11ySKILL.md
Audit the specified UI against accessibility docs and existing a11y tests. Stay report-only unless the user asked to fix.
- Read testing and frontend docs for the named a11y gate. If none exists, report that and run only existing repo tests.
- Inspect semantic structure, keyboard access, names, and focus on changed UI.
- Run the repository's a11y or component tests. Do not declare WCAG A/AA/AAA unless the repository docs name that level.
- If fixes are authorized, apply the smallest semantic/ARIA change that meets the documented gate.
- Docs:
/w-docsif behavior or commands changed.
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