An accessibility auditor agent reviews UI code and rendered output against WCAG criteria and your project's accessibility baseline. It identifies missing ARIA roles, inadequate color contrast, keyboard navigation gaps, and focus management problems before they reach production.
Accessibility review is a specialized skill. A generic code reviewer will catch obvious issues but miss the interaction patterns that break screen readers or keyboard-only users. A role-specific prompt encodes the WCAG level your product targets, the assistive technologies in scope, and the remediation patterns your codebase uses.