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MyA11yReport MCP

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Category
Developer Tools
Rank
No. 2601Tools index

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Type
TOOL
Use case
Software Testing & Quality
Interfaces
MCP
Date

About

MyA11yReport MCP is a local Model Context Protocol server that gives an AI coding agent (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, opencode, and others) the ability to drive a real Chromium browser via Playwright and audit a web page: it runs axe-core violation scans, reports landmark and heading structure, tab and focus order, image alt text, and WCAG 2.2 contrast ratios, and lets the agent navigate, click, and screenshot pages itself. It runs entirely on the local machine with no account or API key, communicating with the agent over stdio.

At a glance

MyA11yReport MCP lets a coding agent inspect a page in Chromium and gather accessibility findings using axe-core and browser evidence. It is worth trying as a first pass when you need findings your agent can reproduce.

Good fit

Web developers checking a local test page before manual accessibility review.

Consider something else when

Use human testing when the question is whether a real user can complete a workflow with assistive technology.

Start here

Use a test page with one unlabeled control. Check that the report identifies it, then navigate the page by keyboard to find what the automated check missed.

Cost and requirements

The vendor documents a local MCP server that uses Playwright and Chromium and connects over standard input and output.

Limits to know

Automated findings cover the loaded page and tested state. The server runs locally according to the vendor, while a connected agent may send returned page evidence to its provider.

Sources checked 2026-11-05. Source-based assessment.

Tags

mcpaccessibilitywcagaxe-coreai-agents

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