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@a11y-agent/github-action

v0.2.0

Published

GitHub Action adapter for a11y-agent accessibility evidence and explicit regression thresholds.

Readme

@a11y-agent/github-action

The Action audits an explicit URL, optionally compares an audit baseline, uploads JSON and SARIF, and fails only at the configured fail-on threshold. It never commits source or opens a pull request.

Passing means no configured failure crossed the selected threshold. It is not accessibility certification or a WCAG conformance statement.

The runner must have the browser revision required by Playwright 1.58.0. Install it before invoking the Action:

- name: Install Chromium for a11y-agent
  run: npx --yes [email protected] install --with-deps chromium

For client-rendered pages, set ready-selector to a stable element that is visible only after the state under test has rendered. Reports contain bounded page evidence and should be treated as potentially sensitive workflow artifacts.