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Pour brings WCAG audits from the browser into CI

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A black-and-white crowd behind the pour logo and the slogan “Make the web work for everyone”.

Pour brings together a browser extension, a CLI, a VS Code extension and a contrast checker to assess accessibility against WCAG 2.2. Audits identify affected elements and explain fixes; criteria that require human judgment are marked for review.

The CLI can fail a CI step when it finds issues, generate an HTML report for a site, and expose tools to an agent through MCP. Automated checks assist with 51 of the 86 WCAG 2.2 criteria without claiming to determine compliance: a checklist accompanies the findings to support manual review.

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PGX: disposable PostgreSQL databases for agents and tests

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GitHub preview of the pgrundev/pgx repository, described as lightweight PostgreSQL for AI agents, written in Rust.

PGX runs isolated PostgreSQL databases inside a single Rust runtime, targeting short-lived agent, CI, and test environments. On-demand creation from a sealed template and copy-on-write on ZFS reduce the cost of branching; without block cloning, the system makes a full copy.

The project is at v0.1.0 and targets disposable databases, not production data: fsync is disabled, and one runtime is a single failure domain. Its benchmarks document their measurements and conditions; the PostgreSQL regression suite reports zero result differences in the stated configuration, without claiming general compatibility.

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