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Luxembourg accessibility skills for Claude

Give your AI assistant real expertise in the Luxembourg accessibility frameworks. These skills help Claude write accessible code and audit it against RAWeb and RAAM.

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What it is

Agent skills are focused instruction sets that extend an AI assistant with specialised, reliable knowledge. This skillset encodes the Luxembourg accessibility frameworks so an assistant stops guessing and starts applying the actual criteria.

Both frameworks are based on EN 301 549 and WCAG 2.1, with a default conformance target of Level AA. The skills work with Claude and are designed to be portable to other AI assistants.

What is in the skillset

Paired audit and code skills for the web and for mobile, so the same standard applies whether you are reviewing or building.

raweb-code

Write accessible HTML, CSS and JavaScript that conforms to RAWeb 1.1, the Luxembourg web accessibility framework. Covers all 17 themes with accessible patterns and anti-patterns.

raweb-audit

Audit web pages and components against RAWeb 1.1 with systematic test procedures across all 17 themes, and produce conformance-ready findings.

raam-code

Build accessible iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter interfaces that conform to RAAM 1.1, the Luxembourg mobile accessibility framework, across all 15 themes.

raam-audit

Audit mobile applications against RAAM 1.1 with platform-specific test procedures across all 15 themes, for review and certification preparation.

How to use it

  1. Get the skills

    Clone or download the skillset from the public GitHub repository.

  2. Add them to your assistant

    Drop the skills into your Claude environment so they are discovered when accessibility work comes up.

  3. Ask for accessible work

    Request accessible code or an audit, and the assistant applies the right framework and conformance level automatically.

Who it is for

Developers, designers and auditors who use AI assistants and need output that respects Luxembourg accessibility law, whether they are shipping a new interface or reviewing an existing one.

Free and open source

The skillset is published openly so the community can use it, learn from it and contribute. Issues and pull requests are welcome.

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Pair the skills with a real audit tool

Use the skills to build and review, then track conformance properly with CheckFox.

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