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AccessLint

Accessibility from commit to production

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AccessLint provides accessibility checking across three stages: in development (assertions for Playwright, Vitest, and Storybook, plus a Chrome extension), in review (auditing changed files on pull requests and commenting inline), and in production (monitoring real user journeys on a live site with alerts). The same rule engine powers both pull request reviews and production monitoring: @accesslint/core, with 95 rules, zero dependencies, and a 53ms median audit.

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