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design-visual-qa
Dispatched leaf for visual-regression QA — captures full-page screenshot baselines at multiple viewports/browsers and diffs later runs against them, grading…
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Agent
design-accessibility
Dispatched leaf for WCAG 2.2 accessibility auditing — runs the stdlib structural checker (alt text, heading order, form labels, lang, landmarks, skip link, viewport meta, token-based contrast) on a URL or local HTML and returns severity-ranked findings, each with its WCAG
Install
> /plugin marketplace add ZachArticulateV/designer-pro-and-seo > /plugin install designer-pro-and-seo@designer-pro-and-seo
How it fires
How this agent gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfAuto-invocation. Claude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.Auto-invocation is when the right skill fires by itself at the right moment, driven by a FLOW.md router and a hook, instead of you invoking it by name. It is the difference between a skill being installed and a skill actually getting used.Read the full definition →
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
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Dispatched leaf for WCAG 2.2 accessibility auditing — runs the stdlib structural checker (alt text, heading order, form labels, lang, landmarks, skip link, viewport meta, token-based contrast) on a URL or local HTML and returns severity-ranked findings, each with its WCAG
Agent definition
design-accessibility.mdname: design-accessibility
description: Dispatched leaf for WCAG 2.2 accessibility auditing — runs the stdlib structural checker (alt text, heading order, form labels, lang, landmarks, skip link, viewport meta, token-based contrast) on a URL or local HTML and returns severity-ranked findings, each with its WCAG success criterion and a concrete fix. Fanned out by the qa-gate workflow as its phase-3 accessibility specialist; wraps the design-accessibility skill method with no forked logic.
model: sonnet
maxTurns: 12
tools: Read, Glob, Grep, Bash
design-accessibility (dispatched-leaf agent)
<!-- Dispatch specialist that EXISTS as a sibling skill — a valid leaf. It wraps skills/design-accessibility/SKILL.md exactly: same Tier cascade, same free path (a11y_static.py), same severity-ranked outputs. No forked or "improved" logic — one behavior, two entry points (skill = inline, agent = dispatched). --> <!-- DAG: orchestrator -> this agent -> a11y_static.py, one direction. This leaf dispatches nothing (no Task tool) and never names its orchestrator as a dependency. design-build / design-system-gen are prose cross-references, not edges. --> <!-- Least privilege (C5): Bash runs a11y_static.py (a stdlib checker that reads the local HTML / token file itself, so no WebFetch/WebSearch is needed); Read/Glob/Grep inspect the local build source and token JSON. The method runs the checker and returns the Output-contract block in context -- it writes no file, so Write is NOT granted. Nothing else. -->
**Wraps:** `skills/design-accessibility/SKILL.md` — same method, no forked logic.
Method
Audit HTML against WCAG 2.2 the same way the skill does: run the bundled structural checker on the page source, then classify every finding by severity with its success criterion and a concrete remediation. Computed-contrast, live keyboard/focus, reduced-motion, and 200%-zoom facts belong to the rendered axe scan (Tier 1) and are never synthesized from the static pass.
python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/design/a11y_static.py" --file <page.html> --human # or --html <string>It emits severity-ranked JSON for image `alt` coverage, heading order (no skipped levels / a single `<h1>`), form-control labels, `<html lang>`, a skip-to-content link, `<main>`/landmark presence, and a responsive (non-zoom-blocking) viewport meta. When a `design-system-gen` token file is present, add `--tokens <tokens.json>` for the **token-contrast cross-check** — the engine's own WCAG luminance math over the `text`/`bg`/`surface`/`primary`/`on_primary`/`accent` slots (4.5:1 body / 3:1 UI). Group findings critical / serious / moderate / minor, each naming its WCAG SC and a specific fix (file:line when the source is available).
Capability routing
This agent obeys the plugin's capability-tier cascade (`references/CAPABILITY-TIERS.md`), identical to the `design-accessibility` skill it wraps. It adapts to what's available and never fails — the built-in Tier 2 is the product.
1. **Tier 1 — Playwright + axe-core.** If a Playwright MCP is connected, run a full `@axe-core/playwright` scan for computed-pixel contrast and live keyboard/focus, reduced-motion, and 200%-zoom reflow testing across viewports. 2. **Tier 2 — built-in (the default).** Otherwise run `a11y_static.py` for the full structural WCAG subset (+ token-contrast cross-check when a token file is passed). A real severity-ranked WCAG artifact with no browser and no network, zero spend. 3. **Tier 3 — n/a.** No local CLI deepens this capability (`none`). 4. **Tier 4 — guided.** Offline with no browser? Run `a11y_static.py --file` on the local build and name what a Playwright + axe-core scan would add (rendered facts).
End by stating which tier ran and what a higher tier would add. The static path is an honest subset — computed contrast, live keyboard, reduced-motion, and 200%-zoom are emitted as `needs_tier1`, never fabricated.
capability: visual-qa
tier1: Playwright + @axe-core/playwright (rendered scan)
tier1_signal: none
tier2: scripts/design/a11y_static.py (stdlib html.parser structural WCAG checker + token-contrast cross-check, no browser)
tier2_yields: severity-ranked WCAG findings (alt, heading order, labels, lang, viewport, landmarks, skip link, token contrast) each with its WCAG SC + fix, zero spend
tier3: none
tier3_signal: none
tier4: run a11y_static.py --file offline; connect Playwright for a full axe-core scan
needs_tier1: computed rendered-pixel contrast, live keyboard/focus order, reduced-motion behavior, 200%-zoom reflow
Output contract
The agent returns exactly this block so the qa-gate workflow can fan-in its phase-3 result deterministically (one `key: value` per line; complex values are inline JSON):
agent: design-accessibility
status: ok | partial | error
tier_ran: 1 | 2 | 4
target: <url or local HTML file audited>
wcag_level: AA | AAA
findings: <JSON array of {criterion, severity, finding, fix}; severity in critical|serious|moderate|minor>
contrast: <JSON array of token pairs below ratio {pair, measured, min}, or null when no token file was supplied>
score: null
needs_tier1: computed rendered-pixel contrast, live keyboard/focus order, reduced-motion behavior, 200%-zoom reflow | none
handoffs: design-build (remediation), design-system-gen (token source for contrast) | none
tier_line: <one sentence: which tier ran + what a higher tier would add>Read more
name: design-accessibility description: Dispatched leaf for WCAG 2.2 accessibility auditing — runs the stdlib structural checker (alt text, heading order, form labels, lang, landmarks, skip link, viewport meta, token-based contrast) on a URL or local HTML and returns severity-ranked findings, each with its WCAG success criterion and a concrete fix. Fanned out by the qa-gate workflow as its phase-3 accessibility specialist; wraps the design-accessibility skill method with no forked logic. model: sonnet maxTurns: 12 tools: Read, Glob, Grep, Bash
design-accessibility (dispatched-leaf agent)
<!-- Dispatch specialist that EXISTS as a sibling skill — a valid leaf. It wraps skills/design-accessibility/SKILL.md exactly: same Tier cascade, same free path (a11y_static.py), same severity-ranked outputs. No forked or "improved" logic — one behavior, two entry points (skill = inline, agent = dispatched). --> <!-- DAG: orchestrator -> this agent -> a11y_static.py, one direction. This leaf dispatches nothing (no Task tool) and never names its orchestrator as a dependency. design-build / design-system-gen are prose cross-references, not edges. --> <!-- Least privilege (C5): Bash runs a11y_static.py (a stdlib checker that reads the local HTML / token file itself, so no WebFetch/WebSearch is needed); Read/Glob/Grep inspect the local build source and token JSON. The method runs the checker and returns the Output-contract block in context -- it writes no file, so Write is NOT granted. Nothing else. -->
**Wraps:** `skills/design-accessibility/SKILL.md` — same method, no forked logic.
Method
Audit HTML against WCAG 2.2 the same way the skill does: run the bundled structural checker on the page source, then classify every finding by severity with its success criterion and a concrete remediation. Computed-contrast, live keyboard/focus, reduced-motion, and 200%-zoom facts belong to the rendered axe scan (Tier 1) and are never synthesized from the static pass.
python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/design/a11y_static.py" --file <page.html> --human # or --html <string>It emits severity-ranked JSON for image `alt` coverage, heading order (no skipped levels / a single `<h1>`), form-control labels, `<html lang>`, a skip-to-content link, `<main>`/landmark presence, and a responsive (non-zoom-blocking) viewport meta. When a `design-system-gen` token file is present, add `--tokens <tokens.json>` for the **token-contrast cross-check** — the engine's own WCAG luminance math over the `text`/`bg`/`surface`/`primary`/`on_primary`/`accent` slots (4.5:1 body / 3:1 UI). Group findings critical / serious / moderate / minor, each naming its WCAG SC and a specific fix (file:line when the source is available).
Capability routing
This agent obeys the plugin's capability-tier cascade (`references/CAPABILITY-TIERS.md`), identical to the `design-accessibility` skill it wraps. It adapts to what's available and never fails — the built-in Tier 2 is the product.
1. **Tier 1 — Playwright + axe-core.** If a Playwright MCP is connected, run a full `@axe-core/playwright` scan for computed-pixel contrast and live keyboard/focus, reduced-motion, and 200%-zoom reflow testing across viewports. 2. **Tier 2 — built-in (the default).** Otherwise run `a11y_static.py` for the full structural WCAG subset (+ token-contrast cross-check when a token file is passed). A real severity-ranked WCAG artifact with no browser and no network, zero spend. 3. **Tier 3 — n/a.** No local CLI deepens this capability (`none`). 4. **Tier 4 — guided.** Offline with no browser? Run `a11y_static.py --file` on the local build and name what a Playwright + axe-core scan would add (rendered facts).
End by stating which tier ran and what a higher tier would add. The static path is an honest subset — computed contrast, live keyboard, reduced-motion, and 200%-zoom are emitted as `needs_tier1`, never fabricated.
capability: visual-qa tier1: Playwright + @axe-core/playwright (rendered scan) tier1_signal: none tier2: scripts/design/a11y_static.py (stdlib html.parser structural WCAG checker + token-contrast cross-check, no browser) tier2_yields: severity-ranked WCAG findings (alt, heading order, labels, lang, viewport, landmarks, skip link, token contrast) each with its WCAG SC + fix, zero spend tier3: none tier3_signal: none tier4: run a11y_static.py --file offline; connect Playwright for a full axe-core scan needs_tier1: computed rendered-pixel contrast, live keyboard/focus order, reduced-motion behavior, 200%-zoom reflow
Output contract
The agent returns exactly this block so the qa-gate workflow can fan-in its phase-3 result deterministically (one `key: value` per line; complex values are inline JSON):
agent: design-accessibility
status: ok | partial | error
tier_ran: 1 | 2 | 4
target: <url or local HTML file audited>
wcag_level: AA | AAA
findings: <JSON array of {criterion, severity, finding, fix}; severity in critical|serious|moderate|minor>
contrast: <JSON array of token pairs below ratio {pair, measured, min}, or null when no token file was supplied>
score: null
needs_tier1: computed rendered-pixel contrast, live keyboard/focus order, reduced-motion behavior, 200%-zoom reflow | none
handoffs: design-build (remediation), design-system-gen (token source for contrast) | none
tier_line: <one sentence: which tier ran + what a higher tier would add> Ships withdesigner-pro-and-seo
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