W A11y

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Audit UI against repository a11y docs and tests; do not invent a WCAG level.

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Audits UI accessibility against repository docs and existing a11y tests, reporting findings without inventing a WCAG level.

What it does: Audits a specified UI against the repository's accessibility documentation and existing a11y tests. It reads testing and frontend docs for the named gate, inspects semantic structure, keyboard access, names, and focus on changed UI, and runs the repository's a11y or component tests. It stays report-only unless the user authorizes fixes, in which case it applies the smallest semantic or ARIA change that meets the documented gate. It does not declare a WCAG A/AA/AAA level unless repository docs name one.
When to use it: Use it when a UI change needs an accessibility check tied to the repository's own documented gate and test suite. It fits review or audit requests where findings should be reported rather than silently fixed. It is not for setting a WCAG conformance level the repository has not defined.
Requirements: Requires access to the target repository's accessibility, testing, and frontend documentation plus its existing a11y or component tests. No scripts ship with the skill; it is instructions only.

Audit the specified UI against accessibility docs and existing a11y tests. Stay report-only unless the user asked to fix.

Read testing and frontend docs for the named a11y gate. If none exists, report that and run only existing repo tests.
Inspect semantic structure, keyboard access, names, and focus on changed UI.
Run the repository's a11y or component tests. Do not declare WCAG A/AA/AAA unless the repository docs name that level.
If fixes are authorized, apply the smallest semantic/ARIA change that meets the documented gate.
Docs: /w-docs if behavior or commands changed.

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