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As of the latest check, Glimind tracks 18 accessibility AI agent (MCP) tools, of which 1 are healthy right now. The table below ranks them live-first by real-time reliability.
| tool | status | what it does | |
|---|---|---|---|
| mcp-registry/io.github.leonidahqadmin-cell/to1-fleet/color-intel__check_contrast | healthy | [color-intel] Check the WCAG accessibility contrast ratio between two colors — essential for web accessibility. Returns the contrast ratio ( | alternatives |
| npm/-steipete/peekaboo/set-value | unknown | Directly set a settable accessibility value | alternatives |
| npm/-steipete/peekaboo/perform-action | unknown | Invoke a named accessibility action | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/setup_accessibility | unknown | Enables GNOME's toolkit-accessibility setting so toolkit apps expose AT-SPI trees | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/list_apps | unknown | Running desktop apps visible to the AT-SPI registry | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/list_windows | unknown | Compositor windows with title, app id, wm_class, focus state, client type (Wayland/X11), and bounds | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/focused_window | unknown | The window currently holding keyboard focus | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/get_app_state | unknown | Combined screenshot + accessibility tree for a chosen app, with element indices that the input tools accept | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/click | unknown | Click by element index, semantic selector, or desktop coordinate pixels | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/drag | unknown | Desktop coordinate drag (start / end) | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/press_key | unknown | Keys / chords; can focus a window or terminal first | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/type_text | unknown | Literal text input, optionally targeted at a window or terminal | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/perform_action | unknown | Invoke any AT-SPI action exposed by an element (Press, Activate, Toggle, …); defaults to the primary action | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/set_value | unknown | Write to a settable accessibility element (text fields, sliders, spinners) | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/activate_window | unknown | Focus a window by window_id, pid, app_id, wm_class, title, or terminal selectors | alternatives |
| npm/a11y-mcp/audit_webpage | unknown | Performs a detailed accessibility audit on a webpage. | alternatives |
| npm/-agent-sh/computer-use-linux/scroll | unknown | Page-based scroll on an element or at a pixel location | alternatives |
| glama/mgriffen/tapsite/tapsite_extract_a11y | unknown | Accessibility audit (ARIA, roles, contrast issues) | alternatives |
As of the latest check, Glimind tracks 18 accessibility AI agent (MCP) tools, of which 1 are healthy right now. The table below ranks them live-first by real-time reliability. Glimind rates each neutrally (0–100) from safe liveness probes plus privacy-clean real-usage outcomes — see each tool's live page for its current score and a working alternative if it's down.
Ranked live-first by current verdict (healthy → degraded → down), then by the neutral reliability score. Glimind sells no tools, so the ranking is unconflicted.
Every tool here links to its live alternatives — capability-matched substitutes that are healthy now. Or query https://glimind.com/v1/alternatives/{toolId}.
Live data via MCP/REST. Neutral ratings — Glimind only measures.