# Lenses

> Five small, offline tools for the files you ship.

Lenses is the umbrella site and entry point for a suite of command-line tools that read a file format directly and report what breaks accessibility, or prove an archive has not changed. Each tool lives in its own repository with its own site and browser playground. Everything runs on your machine, in a container, or in CI: no network, no JVM, no GUI.

The tools share one shape: a CLI and typed library over a single rule engine, stable JSON with `--json`, SARIF 2.1.0 for code scanning, and a documented exit-code scheme (`0` clean, `1` findings, `2` usage or parse error, `3` I/O error). Four are accessibility auditors; one is an archive-integrity tool.

## Tools
- [Lenses overview](https://srivtx.github.io/lenses/): The umbrella page for the suite and how the tools fit together.
- [booklens](https://srivtx.github.io/booklens/): EPUB — audits EPUB Accessibility 1.1 and WCAG 2.x, then writes a repaired book.
- [officelens](https://srivtx.github.io/officelens/): DOCX and PPTX — reads OOXML parts and flags alt text, headings, language, tables, and links.
- [odflens](https://srivtx.github.io/odflens/): ODT, ODS, ODP — audits OpenDocument with rules gated by format.
- [iconlens](https://srivtx.github.io/iconlens/): SVG — computes the accessible name of a standalone SVG and flags what breaks it.
- [waxseal](https://srivtx.github.io/waxseal/): WACZ — a detached Ed25519 Merkle seal with offline verification and inclusion proofs.

## Optional
- [Source](https://github.com/srivtx/lenses): The umbrella static site repository.