Consolidate accessibility drafting and MCP tools - #12
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Accessibility Devkit now contains the useful drafting capabilities from the archived language-model prototype and a genuine MCP adapter. Optional
assistprovides contextual alt text, source-review suggestions, selectable word suggestions, and explicit provider/model configuration. Optionalmcpexposes the existing source, contrast, readability and timing functions over stdio.Generated drafts retain provenance and human-review requirements and stay outside the deterministic report contract. The MCP server accepts supplied content only; it does not read files, fetch URLs or contact providers. The migration map records each prototype capability's disposition and keeps Intentional UX separate. New packages are available from source; the published and installed 1.1.2 release remains unchanged.
Validation: full existing test suite, 24 provider/draft tests, an official MCP client calling all four tools through a real stdio child process, TypeScript checks, lint, formatting and all twelve package-content checks. Provider behavior was tested with fixture responses rather than live credentials.