MyA11yReport MCP
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What is MyA11yReport MCP?
MyA11yReport MCP is a local Model Context Protocol server that gives AI agents the ability to audit websites for accessibility. It drives a real Chromium browser with Playwright, runs axe-core scans, and inspects page structure, tab order, images, and color contrast — running entirely on the user's machine with no account or API key.
MyA11yReport MCP pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free, open npm package (npm i -g mya11yreport-mcp); the broader MyA11yReport product is in private beta
MyA11yReport MCP pros
- Runs fully locally over stdio with no account, API key, or data leaving the host
- Comprehensive audit capabilities combining automated axe-core scans with structure, tab-order, image alt text, and WCAG 2.2 contrast checks
- Full browser control (navigate, click, type, scroll, screenshot, run JavaScript) so agents can reach content behind accordions, modals, and menus
- Works with any MCP client supporting local stdio servers, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and opencode
MyA11yReport MCP cons
- Requires Node.js 20 or newer and a one-time ~150 MB Chromium download
- Page-reading tools (structure, tab order, images) cover the top frame only
- Cannot verify checks a machine cannot make — keyboard navigation, screen-reader compatibility, and image meaning still require human review
Frequently asked questions about MyA11yReport MCP
How do I install MyA11yReport MCP?
Run 'npm i -g mya11yreport-mcp' then 'mya11yreport-mcp install chromium' to download the browser (~150 MB, one time). Node.js 20 or newer is required.
Does it send data to a server or require an API key?
No. It runs entirely on your machine — no account, no API key, and no data leaves the host.
Which AI clients can use it?
Any MCP client that supports local stdio servers, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and opencode.
Can it detect all accessibility issues automatically?
No. The audit guide is explicit that keyboard navigation, screen-reader compatibility, and image meaning cannot be verified by a machine and must be checked by a human.