Well, since everyone is still pretty excited about vibe coding, we’re going to do what we’ve always done: give you the most modern and quality experience using the latest tech for accessibility.

As of today, Stark is announcing the upcoming release of our MCP Server. 

The server is an extension of Stark’s platform, infrastructure, and part of our mission to bridge real-time accessibility feedback loops into every phase of the software development lifecycle — not just in principle, but in practice as we always have.

Baked into developers’ local environments or well-known products like Claude, Stark’s MCP seamlessly connects you to the rest of the organization. It also provides additional context and capabilities in your workflow, followed by actual results into any decision-making processes that are happening — all with the help of AI.

Most accessibility solutions talk about being “end-to-end.” But unless they span the entire SDLC with unified remediation data, reporting, and governance — it’s not truly end-to-end. And accessibility efforts fall apart when teams are forced to stitch together point-solutions across the lifecycle: one for design, one for code, one for testing, one for reporting…you get the point. 

They slow teams down, fragment data, decrease accuracy, increase costs, and make governance nearly impossible without external help (read: even more costs!).

Stark’s MCP Server is available now as an early beta with a number of features — like using AI to ask about your team, projects, and compliance center status. 

With other features following soon like:

• Automatically receiving accessibility issue alerts in your IDE

• View Stark’s remediation suggestions

• Apply changes locally or sync them across design systems and repos

• Log evidence and resolution into the organization’s compliance hub automatically

• …and more.

And yes, it’s powered by the same unified engine and data model that underpins every area in Stark — from plugins in Figma and Github, to CI/CD integrations and reports. No silos in accessibility awareness across the company. No fragmented data and insights. No duplicated effort.

💬 If you (or your team) want access, or to share your feedback and requests for new features please, reach out to support@getstark.co, or join the conversations in our Stark Slack Community, on LinkedIn, and on Twitter.