Siteimprove Introduces MCP Server for Accessibility Integration Across AI Tools

Jul 1, 2026
Siteimprove has announced the Siteimprove.ai Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, connecting its Accessibility Agent directly into AI and design environments such as Anthropic Claude, Lovable, VS Code, and Figma to improve digital accessibility during content creation.

Siteimprove announced in a press release the launch of the Siteimprove.ai Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, which integrates its Accessibility Agent into platforms including Anthropic Claude, Lovable, VS Code, and Figma. The integration enables accessibility checks and remediation during content creation rather than after publication.

The MCP Server connects the Accessibility Agent with more than 40 partner integrations across the content workflow, extending from AI coding environments and design tools to content management and publishing systems. It supports both human and AI driven creation, automatically auditing and fixing accessibility issues before digital experiences reach production.

A new Figma plug-in is also included, allowing designers to view accessibility issues directly within the design interface. The plug-in supports audit reports, color blindness exploration, and screenshot capture inside the Figma canvas.

According to Siteimprove, these updates extend the reach of its Agentic Content Intelligence Platform, linking the Accessibility Agent with the Search and Content Agents through the same MCP layer to ensure that created content is both accessible and optimized for AI discoverability.

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