Accessibility Coverage Matrix
Build, refresh, report, or probe an accessibility coverage matrix across criteria...
Install
npx skills add microsoft/hve-core --skill accessibility-coverage-matrix -g -a claude-code -y- Repository
- microsoft/hve-core1.6k
- Category
- Design
- Updated
- 3d ago
- License
- MIT
- Context cost
- Mediumabout 2,047 tokens
- Runs scripts
- No, instructions only
What it does
Build, refresh, report, or probe an accessibility coverage matrix across criteria, surfaces, and evidence methods. Use when assessing coverage with the accessibility runtime harness and generated evidence bundle.
<!-- cspell:ignore testplan -->
Accessibility Coverage Matrix
Inputs
scope: Required. Repository or target scope to assess.frameworks: Optional. Comma-separated framework set to evaluate. Defaults towcag-22,aria-apg,coga,section-508,en-301-549.mode: Optional. Matrix execution mode. Allowed values arebuild,refresh,report, orprobe. Defaults tobuild.baseUrl: Optional. Base URL for runtime probing. If omitted, derive it from the target configuration or ask the user.serve: Optional. Serve mode for the harness. Allowed values areautoorexternal. Defaults toauto.
Core model
Treat the matrix as a criterion x surface x method grid.
- Criterion: framework-specific success criteria or control identifiers.
- Surface: discrete UI surfaces such as a page, component, widget, global chrome, or content type.
- Method: evidence method such as static-source, axe-auto, runtime-automation, manual-keyboard, cognitive-walkthrough, screen-reader, or other method names recorded by the engine.
- Cell lifecycle:
not-started -> blocked, partial, fail, pass, or not-applicablebased on newly ingested evidence and method adequacy. - Method-adequacy semantics: a cell is counted as covered only when the winning evidence method is one of the criterion's
adequateMethodsin the reviewed criteria catalog. A pass from an inadequate method does not count as covered. The probe-criteria-map records which criteria a probe reports on. It never authorizes coverage on its own.


