gc-da11yn
Official@gc-da11yn · Canada
Provides technical auditing and compliance scoring for web accessibility, document metadata extraction, and repository health monitoring.
Agent Skills by gc-da11yn
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
github-scanning
Construct targeted GitHub search queries for issues, pull requests, and CI status.
web-severity-scoring
Compute A-F accessibility scores and generate scorecards for web pages.
github-analytics-scoring
Score GitHub repository health and prioritize issues and pull requests.
framework-accessibility
Identify and resolve accessibility issues in React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and Tailwind CSS.
document-scanning
Scan folders for Office and PDF files and extract document metadata.
report-generation
Format accessibility audit reports, compute severity scores, and export VPAT/ACR compliance documents.
accessibility-rules
Map document accessibility rules to WCAG 2.2 success criteria.
web-scanning
Automate web accessibility scans and page inventories using axe-core CLI.
github-workflow-standards
Implement GitHub workflow agent standards for authentication, repository discovery, and dual Markdown and HTML output.
Frequently Asked Questions About gc-da11yn
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific compliance tasks does gc-da11yn enable?▼
The organization enables the generation of VPAT and ACR compliance documents, mapping interface components to WCAG 2.2 success criteria, and computing A-F accessibility severity scores for web pages and documents.
Which technical personas benefit from these auditing capabilities?▼
Accessibility engineers, compliance officers, and technical leads benefit from these capabilities. These personas use the scanning and scoring functions to identify interface defects in React, Vue, Angular, and Svelte environments while maintaining standardized audit reporting.
What are the prerequisites for running these scanning and reporting functions?▼
Execution requires a configured environment capable of processing web inventories and document folders. Users must have access to repository metadata and the ability to interface with standard web scanning engines to generate the required Markdown and HTML output formats.