Ara — audits d'accessibilité RGAA vs Openapi MCP Server

list_rgaa_criteria

List RGAA 4.1 criteria as an index: topic number, topic name, criterion number and wording. Tests are NOT included — call get_rgaa_criterion for those. Use this to know what an audit actually covers before evaluating anything. Filter to keep the answer small: - auditType FAST — the 25 criteria of a rapid audit - auditType COMPLEMENTARY — the 25 complementary criteria (disjoint from the rapid ones) - auditType FULL, or no filter — all 106 - topic — restrict to one of the 13 topics Source: the RGAA reference shipped with Ara, published by the DINUM under Licence Ouverte 2.0.

get_audit_method

Return the work plan for an audit type: which criteria can be settled by reading the HTML source, and which ones require the rendered page, keyboard navigation, the accessibility tree, or editorial judgement. Call this BEFORE starting an audit. It tells you which tools you will actually need — a browser, a keyboard pass, a screen reader — instead of discovering halfway through that half the criteria cannot be answered from markup. Criteria that need more than the source cannot be marked COMPLIANT or NOT_COMPLIANT by update_audit_results without declaring the matching evidence. This classification is guidance from this server, not a prescription of the RGAA.

get_rgaa_criterion

Return the wording of a single RGAA 4.1 criterion AND its numbered tests — the checks an auditor actually performs to decide COMPLIANT / NOT_COMPLIANT / NOT_APPLICABLE. Call this before evaluating a criterion with update_audit_results: it is what turns "topic 6, criterium 1" into something you can actually assess. Also tells whether the criterion belongs to the rapid or complementary audit. The "verification" block says what is needed BEYOND the HTML source to settle the criterion — keyboard navigation, rendered page, accessibility tree, or editorial judgement — and how to go about it. When "sourceSuffit" is false, reading the markup is not enough: open the page. Source: the RGAA reference shipped with Ara, published by the DINUM under Licence Ouverte 2.0.