CurbCut v0.2.0 — enforced accessibility for AI-built UIs

First public release of CurbCut — enforced accessibility context for AI-generated UI. Native-first (Compose, SwiftUI) and web, with a write-time hook that blocks WCAG anti-patterns.

Highlights

• Enforcement taxonomy — every rule tagged 🟢 AUTO (hook blocks it) / 🟡 ASSISTED (AI verifies) / 🔵 HUMAN (screen-reader session). The bridge between AI advice and a CI gate.
• Working enforcement hook — curbcut-guard.py, 13 rules across web/Compose/SwiftUI, configurable warn/block, inline disables, EXCEPTIONS.md aware, tested.
• Reference library — 15 guides: Forms, Buttons, Modals, Images, Live regions ×3 platforms, with real idiomatic code.
• Lint packs + CI — ESLint 9 flat config, detekt/SwiftLint seeds, GitHub Action.
• Benchmark — pre-registered methodology with an enforcement condition; turnkey runner (score → aggregate → axe). No efficacy numbers claimed until a full run.
• curbcut skill — auto-invoking accessibility operating procedure.

Honest scope

Web enforcement is reliable; Compose is partial; SwiftUI is experimental (not reliably static-checkable). Guidance is full-depth on all three.

Inspired by A11Y.md; adds the enforcement layer and native-first depth.