Scripts and projects available on my website, more in comments also
Loading reactions…
Doug Lee
Doug Lee
Website for all this: https://www.dlee.org and the list of projects is currently the second, and last, list on the page.
Loading reactions…
Calum
Loading reactions…
Doug Lee
Loading reactions…
Calum
Thanks for indulging my curiosity, I think it’s a good approach to have to make things as generally useful as possible rather than specific one of commands that only work in one context, i’m sure you get asked this a lot too but where do you see tools like Claude and AI coding, do you think that they will ever be able to write useful jaws or NVDA scripts or is there too much of a gap between what features a blind person needs to be made more accessible?
Loading reactions…
Doug Lee
Loading reactions…
CyberGeek
The problem I see with AI accessibility coding/review is contextual understanding which AI, at this point, is extremely bad at. For example, Ault text, it can describe the image well, but within the context, or purpose of the image within a particular website, it doesn’t have that ability. And that’s just a simple example. But I think the context is the main barrier for wider AI use cases across both coding and review. 
Loading reactions…
Anthony Cerio
Loading reactions…
Doug Lee
Anthony thank you, indeed I did write scrFix for WSL1, then forgot that detail. WSL1 still has a place and is still supported but is less common than WSL2. WSL1 is faster at some tasks that simultaneously require both Linux and Windows access to files, but it is far slower at native Linux execution. That's what I remember anyway.
Loading reactions…
Anthony Cerio
Loading reactions…
Loading reactions…