daishir0/WEBLY-Scanner

WEBLY-Scanner is a personal-scale utility project that implements standard WCAG 2.1 rules in Python. With only 4 stars and 0 forks over nearly two years (631 days), it lacks any market traction or community momentum. The accessibility testing space is heavily dominated by industry-standard engines like Deque's axe-core (which powers Google Lighthouse and Microsoft's Accessibility Insights). There is no technical moat here; the project lacks the deep ruleset, browser integration, and CI/CD reporting capabilities of professional tools. From a frontier lab perspective, multimodal models (GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet) are already capable of sophisticated accessibility audits via vision, rendering rule-based regex checkers like this one increasingly obsolete. Platform risk is maximum as web browsers (Chrome/Edge) have built-in accessibility inspectors that provide better developer UX than a standalone Python script.