Swift Accessibility
Builds accessibility into SwiftUI, UIKit and AppKit code as you write it, audits existing code and helps prepare App Store Accessibility Nutrition Labels. By Pasquale Vittoriosi.
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- Last commit
- 9 Mar 2026
- Maintenance
- Slowing
- Licence
- MIT
- Category
- Agent Skills
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- PasqualeVittoriosi/swift-accessibility-skill
Overview
An agent skill by Pasquale Vittoriosi that makes accessibility a normal part of writing SwiftUI, UIKit and AppKit code. It applies accessibility as you build, audits existing code and helps prepare App Store Accessibility Nutrition Labels. It switches on automatically for Apple UI code.
Features
- Applies accessibility while writing code and marks guessed labels with [VERIFY]
- Audit reports with severity levels and a device testing checklist
- Nutrition Label recommendations with pass or fail criteria for all 9 labels
- Covers VoiceOver, Switch Control, Full Keyboard Access, AssistiveTouch and custom rotors
- Also covers macOS, watchOS, tvOS focus and visionOS
Requirements
The source doesn't list any requirements, so check the project's own docs before you install.
Install
Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add PasqualeVittoriosi/swift-accessibility-skill /plugin install swift-accessibility-skill@swift-accessibility-skillCodex: ask it to install the skill with skill-installer. Cursor and others: copy the swift-accessibility-skill folder into the tool's skills directory
Example
Ask your agent: "Audit this view for accessibility".
Works with
Listed in
- github.com/PasqualeVittoriosi/swift-accessibility-skill
- raw.githubusercontent.com/PasqualeVittoriosi/swift-accessibility-skill/HEAD/README.md
Read the code before you install anything. SwiftAgents doesn't review or endorse the tools listed here. Active: a commit in the last 90 days. Slowing: last commit within the past year. Stale: older than a year, or archived.
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