Codex-a11y-audit

To audit UI diffs for accessibility regressions, provide the latest UI changes to receive a prioritized list of issues. The analysis identifies semantic, ARIA, and keyboard navigation problems tied to specific changed lines, proposing minimal, verifiable fixes mapped directly to the diff.

Fix flaky UI tests related to dynamic content and ARIA roles by applying role-based test selector recommendations. The audit analyzes test flakiness caused by dynamic UI changes and suggests robust selectors that preserve safe, standards-compliant changes while improving test stability.

Yes, you can review a PR changing a modal for keyboard focus and ARIA correctness. The audit specifically evaluates focus management, ARIA roles, and semantics within the UI diff, ensuring dynamic content like modals meets accessibility standards without breaking existing tests.

The best way to ensure new UI changes meet accessibility standards is through diff-first analysis. This approach targets semantic changes, keyboard navigation, contrast, and testability, generating actionable fixes and role-based test selectors while preserving safe, standards-compliant modifications.

Diff-first accessibility analysis for contrast and semantics is limited to evaluating changed lines within the provided UI diff. It does not audit the entire application codebase, but rather focuses on proposing minimal fixes for regressions introduced by the specific new UI changes.

Dynamic UI changes break keyboard navigation and focus management when they alter semantics without proper ARIA updates. The audit identifies these regressions in the diff and proposes minimal fixes to restore correct focus order and keyboard accessibility.