claudecodex

aqa

Drive the UsableNet AQA for Agents Chrome extension from your coding agent. Start QA sessions, run accessibility evaluations, summarize results, and export annotated HTML reports — with the AQA extension installed in the user's regular Chrome.

0 on GitHubby UsableNetv0.3.6Apache-2.0updated 8 days agoDeveloper Tools
/

Plugin aqa from marketplace UsableNet in usablenet/usablenet-aqabrowser-mcp. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 6 days ago.

This plugin runs code on your machine — it starts local MCP servers. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.

What it installs

Skills (17)

  • analyze-page

    Run an AQA accessibility evaluation on the active session and summarize the digest

  • apply-fixes

    Inject AQA "Suggested AI fix" diff blocks into an HTML report from a `fixes.json` sidecar

  • audit-site

    Run a site-wide AQA audit, optionally reviewing manual notes, and finish each selected page before moving to the next. Export per-page reports and one audit.html summary.

  • crawl-site

    Crawl a website from a starting URL and save an `aqa-flow` file that walks every selected page and runs AQA on each

  • end-session

    End the active AQA inspection session, optionally saving it server-side first (as a new saved session, or updating the one it resumed from)

  • export-report

    Export a self-contained AQA HTML accessibility report (screenshot + highlighted issues + per-issue fix placeholders)

  • flow

    Author or run a reusable QA flow (browser actions + AQA checkpoints)

  • get-issue

    Look up a single AQA issue by id and answer questions about it (or suggest a fix grounded on AQA's remediation)

  • glossary

    Look up an AQA-specific term (note, needs-fix vs check-manually, ruleset vs ruleset pack, methodology, exposure, ...) without guessing

  • last-analysis

    Read the most recent cached AQA evaluation for the bound tab without re-running it

  • query-issues

    Filter the cached AQA analysis by severity, technology, WCAG number, etc. and return only the matching issues

  • reset-session

    Tear down the active AQA inspection session so the next start mints a fresh token

  • review-manual-notes

    Review multiple AQA manual notes using cache-backed review groups, live evidence and batch status updates. Use when the user asks whether manual notes are reviewed ok or need fixing, including as part of a site audit.

  • setup-bridge

    Show the AQA bridge pairing code, connection status, a diagnosis of why the bridge isn't connected, and the matching pairing steps — to set up or recover a stuck / unpaired bridge

  • start-session

    Start an AQA QA inspection session and bind this session to the tab it starts on

  • verify-image-alt

    Verify whether an `<img>` element's `alt` text actually describes what the image depicts (WCAG 1.1.1 Non-text Content)

  • verify-visibility

    Verify whether an AQA-flagged element is actually visible to a human user on the rendered page (not just CSS-visible)

Subagents (5)

  • aqa-audit-runner

    Execute a multi-page accessibility audit by walking a saved `aqa-flow` file produced by `aqa-crawl-site` (or any compatible `navigate` + `analyze` flow), and emit one self-contained HTML summary at `<outDir>/audit.html` plus one `aqa-results-*.html` per page. For each `navigate` + `analyze` pair in

  • aqa-crawl-site

    Crawl a website from a starting URL and produce **a saved AQA flow file** at `.aqa/flows/crawl-<host>.json` whose `navigate` + `analyze` steps walk a curated shortlist of representative pages — directly consumable by the `aqa-audit-runner` subagent (`/aqa:audit-site` — per-page reports + `audit.html

  • aqa-flow

    Author and execute reusable QA flows that walk the inspected tab through a sequence of browser actions (navigate, click, hover, type, select, press, wait) with one or more AQA `analyze` checkpoints. **Author mode** turns natural-language prose ("open the home page, open the hamburger menu, run AQA")

  • aqa-verify-image-alt

    Verify whether an `<img>` element's `alt` text actually describes what the image *depicts* (WCAG 1.1.1 Non-text Content, the "is the alternative text meaningful" `check manually` family). Reconciles AQA's prose + the DOM-declared `alt` + a deterministic decorative/functional/informative role inferen

  • aqa-verify-visibility

    Verify whether an AQA-flagged element is actually visible to a human user on the rendered page (not just CSS-visible) — element-compositing question only (is it covered / off-viewport / not painted). Reconciles AQA's cached a11y signals with a post-scroll viewport screenshot and returns a structured

MCP servers (1)

  • UsableNet AQA Browser

    runs: ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/launcher/aqa-mcp

View source on GitHub

Similar plugins

superpowers

claudecodex

Core skills library for Claude Code: TDD, debugging, collaboration patterns, and proven techniques

15 skills · hooks

obra/superpowers 316,836

context7

claudecodex

Up-to-date documentation lookup. Pull version-specific documentation and code examples directly from source repositories into your coding agent's context.

1 MCP server

upstash/context7 64,709

Use Alibaba Open Code Review from local Codex.

2 skills

alibaba/open-code-review 50,068

slidev

claude

Claude Code skill for creating and presenting Slidev slidedecks

1 skill

slidevjs/slidev 49,452

gitnexus

claudecodex

Code intelligence powered by a knowledge graph. Provides execution flow tracing, blast radius analysis, and augmented search across your codebase.

12 skills · 1 MCP server · hooks

abhigyanpatwari/GitNexus 48,482

daisyui

claudecodex

daisyUI component library skill

7 skills

saadeghi/daisyui 42,821

Maintain aqa?

This page updates itself from your repo. Add the badge to your README, or get it Featured to pin it above the organic results with a followed link to your site.

claude & codex pluginslisted