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Evinced Site Scanner

ClaudeCommunityby Evinced Inc.

Evinced Site Scanner crawls your websites and scans them for accessibility issues. This connector lets Claude work with those results in your own Evinced account, so you can decide what to fix first. Ask Claude to: • Summarize accessibility across your organization: overall score, critical issues and pages monitored, compared with the previous scan. • List your monitored sites and their scans, then dig into a scan's issues by severity or type, its worst pages, and the reusable UI components with the most violations. • Rank the fixes that pay off most, weighing severity and WCAG level the way the Evinced score does. Issues are grouped by component, so fixing one component's code closes every instance of it at once. • Find a component on a screenshot of its page and identify the larger element it belongs to, such as a header, form or card, so you know which code to change. • Compare two scans of a site to see what was fixed, what regressed and what is new, separating real code fixes from changes in which pages were crawled. • Set up a new site: Claude explores it, suggests a scan configuration and adds it to Site Scanner when you ask. Claude reads your scan data and never changes or deletes it. The only change it can make in your account is adding a new site. You sign in with your Evinced account, and every request runs against your own tenant with your permissions. At the start of a session, Claude confirms which account and tenant you're signed in as. Requires an Evinced account with Site Scanner access.

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Developer ToolsData AnalyticsProductivity
Listed Oct 12, 2026
by Evinced Inc.
MCP endpoint: https://site-scanner-mcp.evinced.io/mcp · streamable-http

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