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People who need them being able to vibe out essential accessibility apps using just Claude Code is definitely making a difference. It’s hard to argue against this.

https://blakewatson.com/journal/i-used-claude-code-and-gsd-to-build-the-accessibility-tool-ive-always-wanted/

I know that macOS has a bunch of accessibility features but I had no idea that it had folded in existing tools to create a highly customizable Accessibility Keyboard as described here.

https://blakewatson.com/journal/my-journey-with-the-chubon-keyboard-layout/

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