This auditor walks through your macOS AppKit code and flags VoiceOver, keyboard navigation, and semantic accessibility issues in order of severity. It gives you patch-ready snippets you can drop straight into viewDidLoad or custom view init methods, not architectural advice or big refactors. You get P0/P1/P2 findings with exactly what's wrong, why it breaks assistive tech, and the minimal fix. It covers the full spread: labels and roles for custom controls, key view loops, table view accessibility, announcements for dynamic content, and Voice Control compatibility. The output includes a manual test checklist so you can verify with VoiceOver and keyboard-only navigation before shipping. Useful when you need to ship accessible Mac apps without rewriting your UI layer.
npx skills add https://github.com/rgmez/apple-accessibility-skills --skill appkit-accessibility-auditor