Vasileios Mitsaras
Community@vmitsaras · Germany
Vasileios Mitsaras publishes 102 MIT-licensed portable agent skills for WCAG accessibility auditing, inclusive UX review, creative direction, and software project planning.
Agent Skills by Vasileios Mitsaras
Showing 102 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
accessibility-regression-test-planner
Plans risk-based accessibility regression tests across unit, browser, axe, and assistive-technology layers.
content-cognitive-accessibility-audit
Audits interface content and task flows for cognitive accessibility barriers.
navigation-wayfinding-accessibility-audit
Audits website and application navigation, orientation, and wayfinding for WCAG accessibility.
motion-animation-accessibility-audit
Audits web animation and motion behavior for WCAG accessibility barriers.
semantic-structure-accessibility-audit
Reviews HTML templates and components for semantic structure and ARIA accessibility issues.
wcag-audit-scope-planner
Plans a bounded WCAG accessibility audit scope with sampling, environments, and specialist assignments.
data-table-grid-accessibility-audit
Audits data tables and ARIA grids for WCAG accessibility across keyboard, screen-reader, and responsive behavior.
dynamic-interface-accessibility-audit
Audits dynamic web interfaces for accessibility across dialogs, live regions, focus, and SPA transitions.
accessibility-validation-planner
Plans accessibility validation covering semantics, keyboard, focus, screen readers, and automated checks.
keyboard-focus-accessibility-audit
Audits keyboard operability and focus behavior in web interfaces using source inspection and manual keyboard testing.
visual-responsive-accessibility-audit
Audits web interfaces for visual and responsive accessibility barriers mapped to WCAG 2.2.
authentication-session-accessibility-audit
Audits authentication, MFA, CAPTCHA, and session-expiry flows for WCAG 2.2 accessibility barriers.
media-alternatives-accessibility-audit
Audits web media for accessible alternatives and operable controls against WCAG 2.2.
drag-drop-pointer-accessibility-audit
Audits drag-and-drop, gesture, and pointer interactions against WCAG 2.2 accessibility criteria.
forms-errors-accessibility-audit
Audits web forms and error handling for accessible labels, validation, and WCAG 2.2 compliance.
complex-widget-pattern-audit
Audits custom composite widgets for coherent ARIA semantics, keyboard interaction, focus, and announcements.
repo-next-steps-review
Reviews repository state and produces prioritized, evidence-backed next-step recommendations.
repo-public-profile-polish
Reviews a GitHub repository's public profile, README, metadata, screenshots, and demo links.
github-social-preview-generator
Generates a 1280×640 GitHub repository social preview image from README, metadata, and visual assets.
implementation-plan-writer
Converts requirements and architecture decisions into ordered implementation plans with dependencies and validation gates.
data-model-planner
Plans conceptual and logical data models covering entities, relationships, invariants, and migrations.
mvp-scope-planner
Defines minimal MVP scope with inclusions, exclusions, validation criteria, and tradeoffs.
portfolio-project-planner
Plans software projects that produce implementation deliverables and portfolio evidence artifacts together.
implementation-checkpoint-planner
Insert evidence-based review checkpoints into implementation plans after high-risk work.
Frequently Asked Questions About Vasileios Mitsaras
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with vmitsaras's skills?▼
You can run specialist WCAG 2.2 audits covering semantic HTML, keyboard focus, forms, authentication, media alternatives, drag-and-drop, and data tables; plan accessibility regression and assistive-technology testing; conduct Nielsen heuristic and Norman principle reviews; direct creative web concepts; and plan roadmaps, refactors, milestones, and task dependencies.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Target users include accessibility engineers, auditors, frontend developers, QA teams, product designers, UX researchers, creative directors, technical leads, repository maintainers, and coding agents. Each skill's frontmatter declares a specific audience, from design-system maintainers to open-source package authors.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Each skill is a Portable Agent Skill: copy its folder into any Agent Skills-compatible environment with repository file access. Runtime verification of keyboard, screen-reader, or motion behavior additionally requires a running interface in representative browsers and assistive technologies.
Are these skills free and open source?▼
Yes. Every skill in the manifest carries an MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. All 102 skills are currently marked with draft status and declare their side effects, such as network access, file writes, or read-only command execution.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills require?▼
Most skills need only repository or artifact access. Some require extras: network access for GitHub profile and visual research skills, image-generation capability for social preview assets, subagent support for delegation routing, and the shared finding contract from inclusive-interface-audit-orchestrator for cross-framework audit synthesis.