AHG 2026: Accessibility Agents

Share your agent

One form, one button. Your agent goes into the AHG 2026 collection with your name on it, and you get a reply within about a minute. No Git, no fork, no pull request.

Which agent are you sharing?

Choose my-agent/SKILL.md from the kit folder. Or skip this and paste your agent into the box below.

Filled in for you when you choose the file.

Lowercase words joined by hyphens, like alternate-format-planner. Filled in from the file. Not needed for a practice agent.

What happens on GitHub

  1. GitHub opens the "Share my agent" form, already filled in: the workshop code, which agent it is, and your agent.
  2. Move to the end of the form and tick the privacy box: your agent contains nothing private.
  3. Press Submit new issue.

Within about a minute, a reply appears on that page. Either your agent is in, with a link to it, or the reply says exactly what to fix: edit the issue, fix it, and save, and it is checked again straight away. Your agent is committed in your name, so it shows on your own GitHub profile.

If anything goes wrong

Raise a hand, or write to support@community-access.org. If you are stuck, share one of the ready-made agents from examples/agents/ with your name on its author line. That counts.

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