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# Accessibility Testing and Remediation Workflow

## MANDATORY WORKFLOW - DO NOT DEVIATE

When working with accessibility issues, you MUST follow this exact workflow:

### 1. Analysis Phase

When asked to analyze pages for accessibility issues, you MUST:

- Use the `analyze` tool to scan the page
- Do NOT manually identify accessibility issues
- Always provide the complete URL being analyzed

### 2. Authentication & Pre-Scan Setup

When the user's request involves credentials, form input, dismissing
overlays, or waiting for content before the scan, you MUST:

- Pass an ordered `before` array to the `analyze` tool using the
  `click`, `fill`, and `waitFor` actions
- Resolve any references to env vars, `.env*` files, or local
  configuration into literal strings BEFORE calling the tool — the
  server treats `value` as a literal and will not expand `${VAR}`,
  `$VAR`, or `{{VAR}}` syntax
- Use `fill` for secret values so the server's redaction protections
  apply; never embed secrets in a `selector`, which appears in logs
  and error messages
- ASK the user when the source of a credential or value is ambiguous;
  do NOT guess or fabricate values
- Use ONLY selectors the user provided; if a step needs a selector
  the user did not name, ASK rather than guess
- Use `waitFor` after any `click`/`fill` that triggers async UI
  (route changes, late-rendered content) to deterministically gate
  the next step or the scan — pick a selector that exists ONLY in
  the post-interaction state (e.g., a logout button or dashboard
  heading), never a generic one like `body` or `#app` that already
  exists beforehand

### 3. Remediation Phase

When asked to remediate or fix accessibility issues, you MUST:

- Collect ALL violations from the analysis and pass them to the
  `remediate` tool in a SINGLE batched call — do NOT call `remediate`
  once per issue
- Give each issue a unique `id` so each result can be correlated
  back to its input
- Provide the exact HTML element, rule ID, and issue description for
  every issue in the batch
- Review the remediation guidance before making any code changes
- Apply fixes based on the remediate tool's recommendations
- Do NOT manually fix accessibility issues without first using the remediate tool

### 4. Verification Phase

After applying fixes, you MUST:

- Re-run `analyze` to verify all issues are resolved
- Confirm zero violations before considering the task complete

## Required Workflow Example:

1. analyze → Find violations
2. remediate → Pass ALL violations in one batched call to get fix guidance
3. Apply recommended fixes to code
4. analyze → Verify fixes

## Enforcement

- NEVER skip the remediate tool when fixing accessibility issues
- ALWAYS use both analyze and remediate tools as specified
- This workflow ensures proper accessibility best practices and compliance