An accessibility audit for task identity, state changes, focus stability, cancellation, and recovery in MonkeyCode SaaS.
Three agent tasks are running. One completes, one needs input, and one fails. If the interface communicates that only through color, reordered cards, or transient toasts, keyboard and screen-reader users can lose the task they were reviewing.
Parallel agent-session interfaces are a current developer-tool hotspot. Here is an accessibility audit for MonkeyCode SaaS, not a claim that its current UI has a defect.
Model task state first
type TaskState =
| "queued" | "running" | "needs-input"
A black-box reliability experiment for workspace isolation, branch drift, patch composition, and explicit conflicts.
A reversible browser-first trial that tests whether useful work survives after you leave the agent session.
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