What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps developers make interactive VS Code experiences usable by keyboard users and screen reader users, so new and updated UI does not exclude people who rely on assistive technologies.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Accessibility help dialogs: Add focused help content that explains available commands, shortcuts, and screen reader interactions.
- Accessible views: Provide plain-text, read-only alternatives for rich UI content that is difficult to read directly with a screen reader.
- Verbosity settings and announcements: Control help-hint announcements, and use accessibility signals or ARIA messages for important UI changes.
- Use Case: When adding a new editor panel, dialog, or custom widget in VS Code, this Skill guides you to wire keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, focus restoration, and the required accessibility help experience.
Quick Start
Add the accessibility help and keyboard support required for your new VS Code UI feature, then update its help text and verbosity setting to match the new interactions.