skills: add spacecraft-accessibility (Standard §18 implementation layer)#11
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Standard v1.33 adds §18 and a Skill Cross-References row pointing here. §18 says what accessibility must do; this skill says how to build it. - SKILL.md — the activation contract (--accessible / SPACECRAFT_A11Y / config / hints, with precedence), the three failure modes that recur (color as sole signal, assuming the TUI framework handles it, text on unverified colored fills), the §11.1.1 variant table, and reserved screen-reader chords. - references/cli-tui.md — why terminals have no accessibility tree and what follows from it; always-on vs. accessible-mode rules; TUI linear mode; a Rust sketch resolving the toggle once and putting status tags in the renderer so they cannot be forgotten. - references/gui.md — bridge selection (AccessKit for Rust/custom-drawn, GtkAccessible, Flutter Semantics, QAccessible) with the custom-drawing failure case called out, plus AccessKit's Apache-2.0 §4.2 note. - references/audit.md — nine gates, each something you run rather than read. Includes an explicit gate that default-mode output is unchanged, so the Steelbore default is protected by test rather than by assumption. Registered in README §2. Both bundles built. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This skill is what fires during game work, so it must not push §18 rules at a project the Standard exempts. The carve-out is stated before any requirement rather than as a footnote after them. - SKILL.md: "Stop here if this is a game" placed above the mandatory rule, telling the agent not to add gates, flag missing accessibility as a defect, or ask for a remediation entry on a registered game. New Games section carries the registry, the recommended list a game may decline, and the shared-vocabulary note. - frontmatter description: now also triggers on game work, so the skill loads to say "these rules do not apply here" rather than staying silent and letting §18 be applied by default. - references/audit.md: Gate 0 short-circuits the whole audit for a registered game — report exempt, not failing, and skip gates 1-9. Gate 9 restated to exclude games from the remediation entry. Bundles rebuilt in the same commit per CLAUDE.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Standard v1.33 (Spacecraft-Software/Standard#11) adds §18 and a Skill Cross-References row pointing at
spacecraft-accessibility. This PR adds it.Division of labour: §18 says what accessibility must do. This skill says how to build it. Where they appear to diverge, §18 governs and this skill gets fixed.
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SKILL.md— the router and the rules that fit in working memory:Steelborerendering, unchanged.references/cli-tui.md— why terminals have no accessibility tree (no ARIA, no roles, no live regions; the reader parses the character grid) and everything that follows: redraws cause speech loops, column alignment conveys nothing, no library rescues you. Splits always-on rules from accessible-mode rules, covers TUI linear mode, and includes a Rust sketch that resolves the toggle once into a value and puts status tags in the renderer so a call site cannot forget one.references/gui.md— bridge selection with the custom-drawing failure case called out explicitly: a canvas-painted control is not "partially accessible," it is invisible. AccessKit for Rust/custom-drawn UI,GtkAccessible, FlutterSemantics,QAccessible, with sketches. Notes AccessKit's Apache-2.0 license against §4.2/§4.3.references/audit.md— nine gates, each something you run, not something you read. Notably Gate 1 tests that default-mode output is byte-identical to pre-§18 behavior, so the Steelbore default is protected by test rather than by assumption; Gate 5 pipes accessible output throughespeak-ng, because reading output is not verification; Gate 8 ships the contrast function rather than asking anyone to eyeball a ratio.Verification
reuse lint→ compliant (589/589). Thereferences/code samples contain example SPDX headers; the existingREUSE.tomlprecedence = "override"on**already covers them..github/validate-configs.py→ 47 config files, 0 failedunzip -l—.skilldrops directory entries,.zipkeeps them, perCLAUDE.mdspacecraft-ada-guidelines, alphabetically)Merge after Construct#10, which adds the cross-reference row that points here.
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