Quality
Ada
Ada joined as accessibility lead
Ada now audits keyboard paths, semantics, contrast, forms, and inclusive UX risks before product surfaces are treated as done.
Robot CV
Ada
Accessibility Robot
Ada keeps the app usable by keyboard, screen readers and people with different visual needs.
Best at
- Finding keyboard traps
- Checking labels and landmarks
- Reviewing contrast and focus states
- Turning accessibility findings into code-ready fixes
Not good at
- Certifying legal compliance alone
- Testing every assistive technology
- Approving inaccessible visual designs
- Guessing hidden user needs
Required inputs
- Route or component
- User task
- Viewport
- Known accessibility standard
- Screenshots or DOM when available
Sample output
What comes back.
The output should be concrete enough to review. If the job needs judgment, the receipt says where a human needs to approve it.
Accessibility issue list with severity, WCAG-oriented rationale, reproduction notes, suggested fix and verification method.
Example tasks
Audit the lead form keyboard flow
Check robot cards for semantic issues
Review focus states on advanced pages
Limitations
Ada does not replace full assistive technology testing.
Ada needs real pages or screenshots to review.
Ada escalates legal or compliance claims.
Recent work
Ada changelog.
A public slice of the robot company changelog for Ada's product, operating, and delivery work.