Releases: simonplmak-cloud/depression-sensitive-web-content
DS-WCS v1.0.0: Initial Release
Depression-Sensitive Web Content Support v1.0.0
An OpenCode Agent Skill for cognitive accessibility and emotional safety in web content.
This is a UX and content design tool, NOT a clinical resource. For mental health concerns, consult qualified healthcare professionals.
What Is This?
DS-WCS helps teams audit and rewrite web content to reduce emotional distress and cognitive load for users with depression, anxiety, and conditions affecting executive function. Every recommendation maps to four international standards.
What Is Included
Content Resources
| Resource | Details |
|---|---|
| Before/after examples | 15 examples across general web and sensitive contexts (health portals, job boards, therapy platforms, insurance, wellness) |
| Audit checklist | 43 items across 13 categories: errors, CTAs, forms, notifications, empty states, onboarding, loading, success messages, help text, navigation, confirmation dialogs, data tables, mobile patterns |
| Rewrite principles | 7 principles with clinical rationale: remove shame/blame, reduce urgency, self-descriptive CTAs, error recovery, reduce memory reliance, scannable plain language, calm microcopy |
| Severity rubric | HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW prioritization for audit findings |
| Localization guidance | Avoid idioms, keep literal, neutral-supportive tone across languages and RTL layouts |
Standards Traceability
Every recommendation maps to all four standards:
| Standard | References |
|---|---|
| WCAG 2.2 | 22 success criteria |
| W3C COGA Supplemental Guidance | 16 objective mappings |
| ISO 9241-110:2006 Dialogue Principles | 69 references |
| ISO/IEC 30071-1:2019 Accessibility Policy | 13 clause references |
Fork-Friendly by Design
FORK_INSTRUCTIONS.md— manual customization guide with upstream sync instructionsscripts/customize-fork.sh— interactive script that replaces all repository references automatically.github/CONTRIBUTING.md— contribution guidelines, format requirements, code of conduct
Installation
Project-Local
mkdir -p .opencode/skills
git clone https://github.com/simonplmak-cloud/depression-sensitive-web-content.git \
.opencode/skills/depression-sensitive-web-contentGlobal (All Projects)
mkdir -p ~/.config/opencode/skills
git clone https://github.com/simonplmak-cloud/depression-sensitive-web-content.git \
~/.config/opencode/skills/depression-sensitive-web-contentUsage
Audit
User: "Audit src/components/CheckoutForm.tsx for depression-sensitive content issues"
Agent loads the skill, applies the 43-item checklist, and returns prioritized findings with full standards traceability.
Rewrite
User: "Rewrite this error message: 'Invalid email! Try again.'"
Agent applies rewrite principles and returns before/after comparison with clinical rationale and standards mapping.
Forking This Skill
# Fork on GitHub, then clone your fork
git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/YOUR-FORK.git
cd YOUR-FORK
# Run automated customization
chmod +x scripts/customize-fork.sh
./scripts/customize-fork.sh
# Commit and push
git commit -am 'Customize for my organization'
git push origin mainRepository
- README — Quick start, usage examples
- SKILL.md — Agent workflow instructions
- Implementation Guide — Complete rewrite library, standards matrix, audit checklist
- CONTRIBUTING — How to contribute
- FORK_INSTRUCTIONS — How to customize for your organization
License
MIT License — Copyright (c) 2026 Ascent Partners Foundation