What problem does it solve? Web applications often ship with accessibility violations like missing alt text, poor keyboard navigation, and incorrect ARIA usage. Manually auditing and fixing these issues across many files is slow and error-prone. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Scoped Accessibility Fixes: Fix issues in a single file, a directory, or the entire codebase depending on the path you provide. - Tiered Refactoring: Handles simple fixes (alt text, ARIA labels, heading hierarchy), moderate fixes (semantic HTML, focus management, keyboard handlers), and complex fixes (focus traps, accessible modals, tabs, and live regions). - Structured Reporting: Produces per-file change logs with before/after code examples, WCAG guidelines addressed, and a summary report with a testing checklist. - Use Case: Point it at your React components directory to convert clickable divs into proper buttons, add focus trapping to modals, and associate labels with form inputs, all documented against WCAG 2.1 criteria. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to refactor the accessibility issues in your components directory and report which WCAG guidelines were addressed.