@binclusive/cli

Run accessibility audits and scans, and view violation tickets, from your terminal. Every command prints append-only lines and asks numbered questions — one output model, so a screen reader, a pipe, and a CI log all get the same bytes. There is nothing to switch on: the linear mode is the only mode.

npm install -g @binclusive/cli

This installs two equivalent commands — use whichever you prefer:

b8e --help
binclusive --help

Quickstart

b8e auth login       # authenticate with Binclusive (opens your browser)
b8e auth status      # show which credential is in play and where it came from
b8e scan ./src       # find accessibility problems in your code, locally
b8e audit            # run an accessibility audit
b8e ticket list      # list violation tickets

Commands read b8e <noun> <verb> — ticket list, audit stop <run-id>, org list. Every noun group has a list verb, and ls is its alias. The flat spellings this replaced (login, logout, whoami, tickets, stop) are gone: use auth login, auth logout, auth status, ticket list, and audit stop.

Run b8e with no arguments to see the full command list.

New here? Start with the scan → fix → verify tutorial.

Documentation

The docs are organized by what you need right now:

• Tutorial — learning by doing. Run your first scan end to end.
• How-to guides — goal-oriented directions for getting a specific job done with b8e.
• Reference — the technical description: every command, environment variable, exit code, output format, and the rules catalog.
• Explanation — the why behind the scanner: the two scanning models, blast-radius ranking, component-to-host resolution.

Support

Docs and help: binclusive.io · [email protected]

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