What she can see
- The active workspace and site
- The audit report and its open issues
- The document, its score and severity groups
- The single element or criterion in front of you
Clara reads findings from the open record.
What “contextual” means here.
See the criterion, affected element and next action. People handle uncertainty; Clara never approves work.
A generic assistant
“Buttons should have accessible names so screen reader users understand their purpose. You can add an aria-label or visible text…”
You still need to find and label the button.
Clara, with your record
“Three icon buttons in your cart drawer have no accessible name (4.1.2). Here is what each should be called.”
The criterion, affected buttons and next action, together.
Clara explains your findings in context.
What she never sees
- Another workspace’s sites, documents or history
- Records your role has no permission to open
- Anything she would leak through suggestions or deep links
Client workspaces and their answers stay isolated.
Where she appears
One launcher across your work, without a separate chat.
- Audit report and issue rows
- Document detail and history
- Alt Text review queue
- Knowledge Base
- The Control Center
Watch the answer change with the record.
Scripted examples. No AI requests or account access.
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When she can't do something, she says so: what automation fixes now, what you change at source.
Question to fix, without leaving the record.
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Open a record
Start from any site, audit or file.
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Ask in context
Your site and criterion come attached.
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Get the criterion
Every answer cites its source.
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Jump to the fix
One link opens the exact record.
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Record the check
A person marks it done. Never Clara.
Every thread keeps the record it came from.
Keep the context for your next visit.
Conversations
Example dataToday
- Contrast on product cards northlight.store · SC 1.4.3
- Export checklist for the supplier guide supplier-guide.pdf
Last 7 days
- Alt text tone for the SS26 lookbook northlight.store · 38 images
- Does a widget cover keyboard traps? Knowledge Base
Last 30 days
- Install validation failing on staging parkside-goods.com
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The subject
The original site, file or image set.
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The criterion
A clear title keeps the list readable.
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The state at the time
What the record said then, not what it says now.
One launcher, two modes
Ask Clara or a person from the same button.
- Ask Clara: cites the criterion
- Contact a human: context attached
Where you meet her.
Available in audits, document checks and image inventories. Compare plans.
Questions worth asking first
About data access, answer accuracy and human support.
Can Clara tell me whether my site is compliant?
No. She explains findings, criteria and usual fixes. Judging a whole site takes a person.
What happens when she is wrong?
She can misread your record, so she cites the finding and says when she doesn't know. A person is one step away.
Does she change anything on my site?
No. Clara explains. Every change still goes through review.
What does she have access to?
Only your workspace records. Never your customer data or orders.
Is my data used to train a model?
No. Your records answer your questions, nothing else.
Can she read a document I have not uploaded yet?
No. Upload the PDF and she'll explain what the checker found.
Does she replace your support team?
She answers standards questions instantly, so people handle the hard ones. A person is included on every paid plan.
Which languages does she work in?
She replies in your language and quotes the official English criterion where precision matters.