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The MCP power you need, in the place you want.
The Model Context Protocol ("MCP") makes it easy to integrate new capabilities into AI coding systems. And the capability that you need is the power of Evinced, to make sure that your code is free of accessibility problems before the commit.
AI that’s smart about accessibility
MCP servers are easy to create -- indeed, a Large Language Model ("LLM") can create one in seconds. So the important question is, what can this do for you?
To answer that, we used an AI coding system (Cursor) with a leading LLM for development (Claude Sonnet 4) to build 21 web components, in different ways. On its own, Cursor only made an accessible component 19% of the time. But Evinced performs 5X better, and is the only reliable path to accessible development.
AI that’s smart about accessibility
MCP servers are easy to create -- indeed, a Large Language Model ("LLM") can create one in seconds. So the important question is, what can this do for you?
To answer that, we used an AI coding system (Cursor) with a leading LLM for development (Claude Sonnet 4) to build 21 web components, in different ways. On its own, Cursor only made an accessible component 19% of the time. But Evinced performs 5X better, and is the only reliable path to accessible development.
The two sharpest tools
The capabilities of Evinced are delivered inside two particular MCP Tools. The first function enables your coding system to dynamically query our chatbot to ask for advice on how to build whatever it is you want to build. And the second calls Evinced to run your code in a browser, identify accessibility problems, and work automagically with your coding system to troubleshoot and resolve. All while you take a walk around the block -- or work on a problem that AI can't help with.
The two sharpest tools
The capabilities of Evinced are delivered inside two particular MCP Tools. The first function enables your coding system to dynamically query our chatbot to ask for advice on how to build whatever it is you want to build. And the second calls Evinced to run your code in a browser, identify accessibility problems, and work automagically with your coding system to troubleshoot and resolve. All while you take a walk around the block -- or work on a problem that AI can't help with.
Set it and forget it.
Once you set up your client to use Evinced, you can set a rule so that any new coding request is automatically routed to Evinced for advice on accessibility and for testing accessibility. You won't even to have to ask your coding system to make something accessible -- it just will.
Set it and forget it.
Once you set up your client to use Evinced, you can set a rule so that any new coding request is automatically routed to Evinced for advice on accessibility and for testing accessibility. You won't even to have to ask your coding system to make something accessible -- it just will.
Works where you do.
Our MCP Tools are available inside any AI coding system that supports MCP tools: Visual Studio, Cursor, Claude, Continue, and more.
More reasons
Pattern intelligence built in
Our MCP Tools work with the same pattern intelligence behind our Unit Tester and Debugger. Because we understand all the needed roles, attributes, and values for a component, we can make sure that your component has all it needs.
Secure
SOC 2 Type II compliant, and deployable in our secure cloud or your private cloud environment.
Ready for Vibe Coding
We are huge supporters of Vibe Coding and have many improvements planned to make accessibility via AI coding systems even easier and more powerful.