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If you’re like us, you took the first rush of news coming in from recent developments in AI with a grain of salt.  When somebody offered an AI tool that was going to automagically “remediate” websites, what we heard was that a system trained on inaccessible code (e.g., the internet) and prone to hallucinations was somehow going to be put in charge of the henhouse.  This sounded like a terrible idea. And yet AI, and agentic coding, is extremely powerful – indeed, it’s an engineering marvel growing so quickly that many development teams are using it in sophisticated ways to write much of their code.  Is there a middle ground? A way to, ahem, harness the power of agentic coding for accessibility in a way that doesn’t guess its way into a mess? That will produce accurate fixes, and reliably so? In the engineering world, the relevant buzzword here is deterministic. And it’s essential for any tool, from toothbrushes to software.