Situational Impairment Mapping — AI skill

When to use it

Use to add glare, noise, gloves, one-handed use and time pressure to mobile interface reviews and persona context tables. Hypothesis generation, not research evidence or disability simulation. The upstream unsourced mobile-user percentage is not verified; situational fixes do not automatically meet the needs of people with permanent disabilities. Validate with affected users; do not test while driving. Not installed, executed or runtime-tested during discovery. GitHub stars are repository-wide.

Compatible agents

Claude CodeOpenAI CodexGemini CLICursor

Installation

In Claude Code, add /plugin marketplace add Owl-Listener/inclusive-design-skills, then open /plugin Discover and install inclusive-personas; this includes situational-impairment-mapping. Other supported-agent setup is documented in the upstream README. Retain the skill folder and its companion files.

Review the source and instructions before installing in your agent.

License

MIT

Last checked Oct 25, 2026.

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