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Update: this is now one combined PR into main. Besides its own change (Automate links in fetchAccessibilityIssues), it carries, merged in on request:

• fix(accessibility): read shared report links, wait out large exports, read one page and compare runs #509: scanner share links, waiting out large exports, the one-page view, and comparing scan runs
• fix(appautomate): ask native runs for devices as App Automate lists them #510: Espresso/XCUITest runs on the right device and OS version; the success message lists the devices and says when a different OS version was used
• feat(accessibility): choose a scan's WCAG version, best practices and needs review #513: startAccessibilityScan takes wcagVersion, bestPractices and needsReview, and reports the settings the scan ran with
• feat(ask-ai): offer a11y as a product again #492: askBrowserStackAI offers a11y again, and the accessibility id handoffs point at it
• chore(accessibility): remove the accessibilityExpert tool #512 (removing accessibilityExpert) was taken back out after review (f9ebfee reverts it). It goes through product on its own PR.

Conflicts resolved:

• feat(accessibility): choose a scan's WCAG version, best practices and needs review #513 against fix(accessibility): read shared report links, wait out large exports, read one page and compare runs #509 in accessibility.ts: both new helpers kept. The settings line is also given when a scan's export is still being generated.
• feat(ask-ai): offer a11y as a product again #492 against main in tool-handoff.ts: feat(ask-ai): offer a11y as a product again #492's longer handoff text would have taken fetchAccessibilityIssues past the 200-character description budget. The handoffs keep main's short form with feat(ask-ai): offer a11y as a product again #492's pointer: Ids: startAccessibilityScan, a link, or askBrowserStackAI with product "a11y". (198 characters).
• tests/tools/accessibilityReportFetcher.test.ts against main: kept both new test blocks.
• sourceFromReportUrl against fix(accessibility): read shared report links, wait out large exports, read one page and compare runs #509: a share link is unwrapped first, then Automate build and session links are mapped.
• The reportUrl argument description now names both link kinds, within the 120-character budget.

Verification:

• npm run build passes on Node 22, with everything above merged in: 1400 tests.
• Checked live:
  • a scanner share link resolves to its scan run
  • Automate build links resolve to their accessibility builds
  • non-SDK runs and runs without accessibility get their own messages

Merging this PR also lands #509, #510, #513 and #492.

Stacked on #501 (base: feat/a11y-fetch-build-and-workflow-issues, itself stacked on #500), so this diff shows only this PR's changes. Replaces #498, which was opened from a fork.

"Show me the accessibility issues from Automate build <link>" had no route. The Accessibility API takes only its own build id and answers an Automate build id with 404 "Build not found", and nothing in the MCP mapped one to the other.

The mapping. A session run through the BrowserStack SDK belongs to the SDK's build, whose id is also the Accessibility build id. The session's test-code record names it as build_uuid:

GET {automation API}/ext/v1/sessions/{session_id}/testCode (public, basic auth; already used by the self-heal tools and in the TRA capability index as get_session_test_code)

So reportUrl now also takes:

Link	Resolution	Calls
Automate session (…/builds/{build}/sessions/{session})	session → build_uuid	1, + 1 to confirm the build has accessibility results
Automate build (…/builds/{build})	any session of the build (sessions.json?limit=1) → build_uuid	2, + 1

The resolved build then goes through #501's build export, so the count, duplicate folding, CSV link and paging are unchanged. A session link reads the whole build's issues; the tool description says so.

Failures say what happened instead of surfacing as a bare 404 from the export:

Case	Message
Session not run through the SDK (testCode 404)	not linked to a BrowserStack SDK build, so it has no accessibility results
SDK run without accessibility testing (Accessibility API 404 on the build)	the run's build has no accessibility results: accessibility testing was not on for it
Unknown Automate build	No Automate build with id …

The Automated Tests 404 hint (wrong kind of build id) now points at passing the Automate link as reportUrl.

Verification

Ran this branch's build against the real API:

reportUrl	Result
Automate build link of an SDK run with accessibility	Resolved to its Accessibility build: 182 issues, 66 duplicates folded (~9 s)
Automate session link from that build	Same build and issues (~5 s)
Automate build of an SDK run without accessibility	"…accessibility testing was not on for it"
Automate build whose session didn't use the SDK	"…not linked to a BrowserStack SDK build…"
Unknown Automate build id	"No Automate build with id …"

New tests cover both link shapes and the three failure cases; npm run build (lint, format, 1332 tests, tsc) passes.

Not in this PR: reading only one session's test (rather than its whole build). The build's testRuns tree links a session to its Accessibility test case (retries[].uuid), but how retried tests map sessions to attempts is unverified.

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Changes after review (Savio, Shreyas)

• accessibilityExpert stays: the chore(accessibility): remove the accessibilityExpert tool #512 merge is reverted here.
• From fix(accessibility): read shared report links, wait out large exports, read one page and compare runs #509: an export link isn't cached or reused while its report is still processing, and the cache keeps at most 200 links.
• main merged in. npm run build passes: 1387 tests.
• With fix(appautomate): ask native runs for devices as App Automate lists them #510, feat(accessibility): choose a scan's WCAG version, best practices and needs review #513 and feat(ask-ai): offer a11y as a product again #492 merged in: npm run build passes, 1400 tests.

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• New Features

  • Accessibility reports can now be retrieved using Automate build or session links.
  • Automate links resolve to accessibility issues from the associated build when accessibility testing is enabled.
  • Website Scanner and Automated Tests dashboard links are supported as accessibility report sources.

• Documentation

  • Clarified supported report links and identifiers, including the required accessibility build ID format.
  • Added guidance for providing a report link or starting a new scan when no accessibility source is available.

• Bug Fixes

  • Added clearer errors for unavailable sessions, builds, SDK associations, or accessibility results.

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The report fetcher now accepts Automate build and session links. It resolves build links through a first-session lookup, then uses the session’s SDK build_uuid to find an Accessibility build. Tool guidance and tests cover supported links, requirements, and failure cases.

Changes: Automate accessibility links

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Accept and resolve Automate report links src/tools/accessibility.ts, src/tools/accessiblity-utils/report-fetcher.ts, src/tools/tool-handoff.ts, tests/tools/accessibilityReportFetcher.test.ts	Tool guidance identifies Automate build and session links as reportUrl sources and distinguishes them from accessibility buildId values. The fetcher resolves Automate links through session data and the linked SDK build, and reports errors for missing sessions, SDK linkage, or accessibility results. Tests cover these resolution paths and errors.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant sourceFromReportUrl
  participant AutomateAPI
  participant AccessibilityBuild
  User->>sourceFromReportUrl: Provide an Automate build or session link
  opt Build link
    sourceFromReportUrl->>AutomateAPI: Request the build's first session
    AutomateAPI-->>sourceFromReportUrl: Return session data
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  sourceFromReportUrl->>AutomateAPI: Read session test-code data
  AutomateAPI-->>sourceFromReportUrl: Return SDK build_uuid
  sourceFromReportUrl->>AccessibilityBuild: Verify the linked accessibility build
  AccessibilityBuild-->>sourceFromReportUrl: Return build issue source or missing-result error

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Some valid Automate session links may be rejected, and temporary build-lookup failures may produce misleading errors. These are bounded issues that can be fixed before merge or accepted with owner follow-up.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 925cc

The new lookup uses fixed or configured service addresses and retains existing export controls. No authorization bypass was demonstrated, but account-isolation guarantees across the services could not be verified.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The newly reachable sensitive outcome is a whole-build accessibility CSV and its issues under the configured credentials. Effective maximum data exposure depends on account and permission enforcement by Automate and Accessibility; repository evidence does not establish those remote limits.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — No introduced arbitrary-destination request or authorization bypass was demonstrated. Automate links supply identifiers rather than destination URLs, and failed export initiation remains terminal. Direct Accessibility build export already existed before this PR, which is counterevidence against treating the permissive new preflight as a new export authority.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Automate parsing requires the exact dashboard hostname and 40-character hexadecimal path identifiers. Request identifiers are URL-encoded. Response-derived build_uuid is trusted as the Accessibility identity without a local account or session correspondence check; that relationship is delegated to the authenticated services.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Export task identity remains local to each invocation, with polling bound to its returned task_id. Polling stops after three attempts; timeout or interruption has no local cancellation, and repetition starts another export. These lifecycle behaviors predate this PR. Remote cleanup and task-ownership enforcement remain undocumented in the inspected source.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Require a successful Accessibility preflight before declaring resolution complete, and document or verify account authorization across session lookup, build lookup, export initiation, and task polling. These are boundary-assurance improvements, not evidence of a verified bypass.

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Review: #502

No security issues found (exact host checks, 40-hex ids, encoded path values). tsc is clean and vitest passes locally (91 files / 1382 tests), but CI didn't run the test job on this head. The branch is also behind main, so it needs a rebase.

Medium

• report-fetcher.ts getReportLink: the cached export link (~12h) is reused even while the build/workflow is still processing, so a call after completion returns the stale CSV, total and next_page. Cache only completed runs (e.g. kind: "scan"), or add a short TTL. The cache is also unbounded.

Low

• previousScanRun caps at 10 pages and reports a miss as "first run"; it also runs when compareWith is an explicit id, and compareWith equal to the run's own id isn't rejected.
• anyAutomateSession uses sessions.json?limit=1, so a mixed SDK/non-SDK build, or a first session without testCode, can fail wrongly.
• exportTaskId isn't bound to the report, so another report's CSV can be cached under this key.
• new URL(target, "https://x") in pageIssues can throw on input like http:// instead of giving the friendly no-match note.
• pageUrl is interpolated raw into the follow-up instruction (use JSON.stringify).
• Poll loop assumes reportResp.data is an object. A stuck "pending" task id is never restarted. Worst-case wait (~50s) is close to the 60s client timeout.
• Heads-up: removing accessibilityExpert is a breaking tool-surface change unrelated to the Automate-link feature.

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Thanks @sarve-shreyas. Addressed:

• Medium (report link cache): fixed in fix(accessibility): read shared report links, wait out large exports, read one page and compare runs #509, now merged into this branch (54f6b47). A build, workflow or scan that's still processing doesn't reuse a cached link, and its link isn't kept, so the next read after it finishes gets a fresh export. The cache holds the 200 most recently used links and drops the oldest after that.
• Rebase: main merged in (9fca08e). Build passes: lint, prettier, 1387 tests, tsc.
• accessibilityExpert removal: taken out of this PR (f9ebfee reverts the chore(accessibility): remove the accessibilityExpert tool #512 merge). It'll go through product separately as chore(accessibility): remove the accessibilityExpert tool #512.

The Low items aren't changed in this round.

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Re-review: #502 @ 898f31e

No security issues. tsc clean, vitest 93 files / 1400 tests pass locally. accessibilityExpert removal was reverted, so that's moot. The cache now skips processing builds on the fetch path (capped at 200).

Earlier findings still open

• previousScanRun caps at 10 pages (report-fetcher.ts:34,452) and a miss is reported as "first run". It also runs when compareWith is an explicit id, and compareWith equal to the run's own id compares it with itself.
• anyAutomateSession uses limit=1 (:254,:266), so a first session without testCode gives a false "not linked to SDK".
• exportTaskId isn't bound to the report (:395, cached at :425).
• new URL(target, "https://x") throws for pageUrl: "http://" (report-parser.ts:~237).
• pageUrl interpolated raw in the follow-up instruction (accessibility.ts:425), use JSON.stringify.
• Poll loop: no null check on reportData (:418); a stuck pending task id is reused forever (:408).

New

• Medium: compareScanRuns never passes stillProcessing / checks reportStatus, so a partial CSV from a still-processing run gets cached ~12h and skews later compares (same bug as before, in the new path).
• Medium: the compareWith branch returns before reading cursor, pageUrl, exportTaskId. They're silently dropped. Reject or document.
• Low: compare keys (type + selector + page) can have duplicates that are counted individually in retained/added but collapsed in sets. Dedupe first.
• Low: the 422 handler now reports any error body, which may lose the duplicate-name hint. runSettings field names (unverified).
• Low: maxCharacterLength default 5000 → 10000 doubles every page and isn't mentioned in the PR body.
• Low: sourceFromReportUrl recurses on reportUrl with no depth limit (a?reportUrl=b ↔ b?reportUrl=a loops). Allow one unwrap.
• Low: devicesNote compares versions with parseFloat ("14.10" vs "14.1").
• Unconfirmed: whether apiClient attaches auth when downloading the presigned CSV link.
• Missing tests: compare with stillProcessing, compareWith = own id or with cursor/pageUrl, pageUrl: "http://", quote in pageUrl, mixed first-session, poll loop non-object body.

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[sarve-shreyas]

Approving. Open items are in my re-review comment (compare-path caching of processing runs, compareWith dropping cursor/pageUrl); please address before or right after merge.