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axle-cli

v1.0.2

Published

a11y / WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility CI — scan URLs for accessibility violations with axe-core, generate AI code fixes via Claude. Built for EAA 2025, ADA Title III, Section 508, EN 301 549.

Readme

axle-cli

Command-line accessibility compliance runner. Scans a URL for WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 AA violations with axe-core and optionally generates surgical code-fix suggestions using Claude Sonnet.

npx axle-cli scan https://example.com \
  --fail-on serious \
  --with-ai-fixes \
  --markdown-out a11y.md
  • No signup. Run locally, in CI, on a cron.
  • npx axle-cli scan --help for all options.
  • Works behind any host: localhost, Vercel preview, Netlify preview, production.
  • Produces a machine-readable JSON report and a human-readable markdown report.
  • Exits non-zero at or above --fail-on severity (perfect for CI).

Why not just use axe-core directly?

axe-core tells you what's wrong. axle-cli also proposes the fix, writes the PR comment, tracks regressions, and ships artifacts your compliance officer needs (accessibility statement, audit trail, badge). Same engine underneath, a workflow around it.

Not a compliance certificate

Remediation assistance only. Automated tools catch ~57% of WCAG issues. Human review recommended for full conformance.

Telemetry

At the end of each scan, axle-cli sends a single anonymous ping ({ source: "axle-cli", event: "scan_complete" }) to axle-iota.vercel.app/api/track so we can see how much the CLI is being used. No URL, no report contents, no user identifiers. Disable with AXLE_NO_TELEMETRY=1.


Learn more: axle-iota.vercel.app · GitHub