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summary
GitHub describes a free, open-source AI-powered accessibility scanner that uses Axe-core to find issues, files GitHub issues (six found in the demo), and assigns issues to Copilot which opens PRs, edits Sass, and even runs an ad hoc Python check to verify color fixes. A separate workflow uses the Copilot CLI to build a blind-native video editor that arranges clips, adds voiceovers, burns captions and outputs shareable footage recorded with a GoPro on Loki’s harness, and it works end-to-end.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00GitHub's accessibility mission
- 1:26AI-powered accessibility scanner
- 4:38Service animal advocacy
- 6:47Blind-native video editing
- 8:41Barriers with Copilot challenge
- 9:05First blind-made video
- 10:47Accessibility renaissance
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