Introducing the Ility MCP server
Connect Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client to Ility, and work with your accessibility issues where you already work.
Accessibility work often stops at the handoff. Someone finds an issue in one tool, then a developer fixes it in another, and the context gets lost between them.
The Ility MCP server closes that gap. MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard that lets AI tools connect to other software. Once you connect Ility, your AI assistant or coding agent can read your accessibility data directly.
What you can do
- List the domains your workspace monitors, and see a summary of open issues by severity.
- Find issues by page, rule, severity, or status, and read one in full, including its WCAG criteria and affected pages.
- Get a fix prompt for an issue: the failing markup and how to fix it, ready for a coding agent.
- Check on scans, or start a new one when you need fresh results.
Built on the same permissions as Ility
Each connection belongs to one workspace, and it never has more access than you do in the app. Every tool is read-only except starting a scan. Billing and API keys stay in the Ility app.
Get started
There's nothing to install. Add the hosted server to your client and sign in to Ility, or use a workspace API key for clients without sign-in. The MCP server page has the setup steps for each client.