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ua1-validator-agent

Validate PDFs against PDF/UA-1 using ua1.dev or api.ua1.dev from AI coding agents (OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode). Use when an agent needs deterministic accessibility checks, compact machine-readable verdicts, CI gating, or structured remediation loops for PDF files.

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Skill instructions

UA1 Validator Agent Skill

Use this skill to run deterministic PDF/UA-1 checks from an agent workflow.

Endpoints

  • Health: GET https://api.ua1.dev/api/health
  • Validate: POST https://api.ua1.dev/api/validate
  • Compact mode: POST https://api.ua1.dev/api/validate?format=compact
  • Metrics: GET https://api.ua1.dev/api/metrics

Required contract

Send multipart form-data with field name file.

  • Accepted: .pdf
  • Typical outcomes:
    • 200 validation response
    • 415 unsupported type
    • 413 file too large
    • 429 rate-limited

Minimal workflow for agents

  1. Run health check once before batch validation.
  2. Validate each PDF using compact mode for deterministic parsing.
  3. If verdict is fail, capture findings and group by rule_id.
  4. Produce remediation plan sorted by rule frequency.
  5. Re-run validation after fixes and compare counts.

Use script

Run:

bash scripts/validate_pdf.sh /absolute/or/relative/path/to/file.pdf

Optional env:

  • UA1_API_BASE (default: https://api.ua1.dev)
  • UA1_FORMAT (compact by default; set full for full payload)

CI gate pattern

Treat non-pass verdict as a failed quality gate.

  • Exit 0 only when verdict is pass
  • Exit 2 when verdict is fail
  • Exit 1 for transport/API errors

Use the script’s exit codes directly in pipelines.

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/hajekt2/ua1-validator-agent
Version
—
Commit
a92dcce7d64df932f2e5a66b8ad9f8978482db81
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# UA1 Validator Agent Skill

Use this skill to run deterministic PDF/UA-1 checks from an agent workflow.

## Endpoints

- Health: `GET https://api.ua1.dev/api/health`
- Validate: `POST https://api.ua1.dev/api/validate`
- Compact mode: `POST https://api.ua1.dev/api/validate?format=compact`
- Metrics: `GET https://api.ua1.dev/api/metrics`

## Required contract

Send multipart form-data with field name `file`.

- Accepted: `.pdf`
- Typical outcomes:
  - `200` validation response
  - `415` unsupported type
  - `413` file too large
  - `429` rate-limited

## Minimal workflow for agents

1. Run health check once before batch validation.
2. Validate each PDF using compact mode for deterministic parsing.
3. If verdict is `fail`, capture findings and group by `rule_id`.
4. Produce remediation plan sorted by rule frequency.
5. Re-run validation after fixes and compare counts.

## Use script

Run:

```bash
bash scripts/validate_pdf.sh /absolute/or/relative/path/to/file.pdf
```

Optional env:

- `UA1_API_BASE` (default: `https://api.ua1.dev`)
- `UA1_FORMAT` (`compact` by default; set `full` for full payload)

## CI gate pattern

Treat non-pass verdict as a failed quality gate.

- Exit `0` only when verdict is `pass`
- Exit `2` when verdict is `fail`
- Exit `1` for transport/API errors

Use the script’s exit codes directly in pipelines.

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