Friday night I published 6 AI agents that enforce accessibility in Claude Code. I was frustrated and tired of fixing the same broken ARIA every session. I shared it and went to bed.
By Saturday morning @JeffBishop was already pushing code. He is blind, like me. He did not ask can I help. He started building. 43 commits in 5 days. He ripped out the part that was not working and replaced it with something better. By Monday we had 47 agents across 3 platforms. (1/3)
30 pull requests. 360 files changed. 73,000 lines of code. 5 days. Built by the community that needs it most.
This is not an overlay. It is a developer tool. One command install. Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Claude Desktop. Free. MIT licensed.
95.9% of the top million sites fail basic accessibility. AI is automating those failures at scale. @JeffBishop and I built this with the community to push back.
Star it. Try it. Break it. Tell us what is missing. (2/3)
6 Agents on Friday. 47 by Monday

It is early Wednesday morning.

Taylor’s Substack
@tayarndt this really excites me, wow. Honestly the future is in these kinds of community tools, and especially at a time when many enterprise environments are picking up the same kinds of agentic AI workflows but internally, this repo is going to help help many folks. Hats off to you and Jeff for the creation.