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What problem does it solve? Manually auditing code for accessibility violations is slow and error-prone, and teams often ship components that fail WCAG 2.1 criteria for keyboard users, screen reader users, and people with low vision. This Skill performs structured, multi-step accessibility audits of files, directories, entire codebases, or live URLs and produces prioritized, actionable reports. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-scope audits: Analyze a single file, a directory, an entire codebase, or a live website via browser tools, with dependency tracing up to 2-3 levels deep. - WCAG 2.1 coverage: Checks Level A and AA criteria including contrast, keyboard traps, focus visibility, ARIA roles, form labels, and error identification, delegating to sibling skills for contrast, use-of-color, and link-purpose analysis. - Prioritized reporting: Groups findings into Critical, High, and Medium issues with file:line locations, impact descriptions, and concrete code fixes, plus positive findings. - GitHub issue creation: Optionally creates labeled GitHub issues via the gh CLI, with individual issues for critical findings and grouped checklist issues for lower priorities, always requiring explicit user approval. - Use Case: Point it at your React component library before a release to catch missing focus traps in modals, insufficient button contrast, and unlabeled form fields, then file tracked issues for each violation. ## Quick Start Audit the src/components directory for WCAG 2.1 accessibility violations and generate a prioritized report.