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@binclusive/a11y-contract

v0.15.0

Published

The public accessibility finding contract — a zod schema (type + wire parser) shared by the Binclusive OSS engine and platform.

Readme

@binclusive/a11y-contract

The public accessibility finding contract: one zod schema that is both the type and the wire parser. The OSS engine (@binclusive/a11y) emits findings against it; the private platform (auditer + kontrol) parses them against the same schema. Single-sourcing the contract in one published package keeps both sides from forking it.

The shape

A Finding is a zod discriminated union on provenance (HOW it was judged):

  • deterministic — an automated rule engine surfaced it. Lean base metadata plus the corpus tier the rule belongs to.
  • agent — the agentic tester judged it. Carries a rationale and an optional natural-language suggestion; no corpus tier.
  • asserted — an authored claim (a human or a coding agent filed it), neither a scan nor a model verdict. Carries base metadata plus an optional suggestion.

Orthogonal to provenance is the optional origin dimension — WHICH lane produced the occurrence: usability_test | ci_cd | local | mcp | manual. provenance answers how it was judged; origin answers which lane produced it.

The lanes come in two halves, and the split is load-bearing rather than descriptive. Scan lanes (SCAN_ORIGIN_VALUES — usability_test, ci_cd, local) mean "one of our own scanners observed this", so no client may stamp one. Authored lanes (AUTHORED_ORIGIN_VALUES — mcp, manual) mean somebody asserted it, and the authored-write path accepts only those. A lane added to the scan half is therefore closed to every caller the moment it is named.

A third, independent axis is the optional platform dimension — WHICH surface the occurrence lives on: web | ios | android | unity | unknown (Sentry's coarse per-event platform enum). The engine's emit boundary maps its rich scan-kind onto this coarse enum, so a persisted finding knows its surface; unknown is the fail-safe default (Sentry's other). The three axes are independent: origin (which lane), platform (which surface), provenance (how judged).

The arms share the metadata aligned to the persisted agentic_finding model: criterion (WCAG SC), severity, element (a DOM locator, never source), evidence, and the declared scan scope.

Metadata-only by construction

Every object is .strict(), so the schema is a closed allowlist with no field capable of carrying customer source, and no unknown key can be smuggled in — a payload bearing a source snippet fails the parse. This is the zero-data-retention guarantee made structural, not promised in prose.

Usage

import { parseFindingPayload } from "@binclusive/a11y-contract";

// Parse untrusted input at the trust boundary (throws ZodError on any violation).
const payload = parseFindingPayload(await request.json());
for (const finding of payload.findings) {
  if (finding.provenance === "agent") console.log(finding.rationale);
}