Use cases
Accessibility, screen by screen.
An accessibility pass is a long list of small, independent fixes, which makes it perfect fleet work. Six real Claude Code sessions audit and repair one screen each while the Conductor keeps score.
The mission
Audit first, then fix, then prove it.
The Conductor plans your goal into a mission DAG: an audit wave maps the issues on each screen, a fix wave repairs them, and every fix is re-checked before it is marked done, so premature done gets caught. You follow progress on the live activity strips, and shift+tab cycles a single terminal's permission mode whenever you want one session to slow down and ask.
# typed once into the goal bar
$ Run an accessibility pass on every screen.
Fix keyboard traps, focus order, missing labels,
contrast, and alt text. One screen per session.
Flag anything that needs a human decision.Screen by screen
What a fleet-wide pass covers.
Keyboard and focus
Tab order, focus rings, skip links, and traps inside dialogs and menus. Each session walks one screen's interactive elements end to end.
Names and semantics
Missing labels, unlabeled icon buttons, heading structure, and roles that do not match behavior, fixed in the code rather than papered over.
Contrast and states
Low-contrast text, weak error and disabled states, and meaning that is carried only by color, flagged and corrected on every screen.
Questions
Common questions.
How do I check the fixes myself?
Loom auto-detects your dev server and opens it in an inline web preview, so you can tab through each repaired screen without leaving the app. The source control panel shows every diff the fleet produced, with a full git graph. See reviewing fleet work.
Is auto-accept safe on a pass like this?
Auto-accept presses only the safe affirmative on Claude Code's permission prompts, and you can toggle it off. Every file, git, and shell operation also runs through the workspace authorization registry. The details are on the permission modes page.
Can this run overnight?
Yes. Permission handling, stall recovery, and pooled-account rotation on usage limits keep the fleet moving without you. Brief it before bed and review the diffs in the morning. See overnight runs.
Hand it the work.
Walk away.
macOS, Linux, and Windows. Around 13 MB. Free and open source.