This one audits React Native, Expo, iOS, and Android apps for screen reader compatibility, touch target sizes, and platform-specific accessibility props. It's opinionated about the stuff mobile tooling usually misses: accessibilityLabel on every interactive element, 44x44pt minimum touch targets on iOS, proper accessibilityRole values, and focus management after navigation. The skill walks you through platform detection first (React Native vs native, full audit vs single screen), then checks your code against WCAG mappings and platform requirements. Given that 60% of traffic is mobile and most accessibility linters are web-only, this fills a real gap. It knows when to hand off to the web accessibility skill and won't waste time auditing HTML.
npx -y skills add community-access/accessibility-agents --skill mobile-accessibility --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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