MonkeyCode With Parallel Tasks: Can Keyboard and Screen-Reader Users Keep Up?

An accessibility audit was conducted on MonkeyCode SaaS to evaluate its parallel agent-session interface. The audit found that keyboard and screen-reader users can lose track of tasks if the interface communicates state changes through color, reordered cards, or transient toasts. To improve accessibility, every card should have a stable identity, current state, and a next action, and state changes should be announced in a restrained live region without moving focus. The audit failed when state was color-only, live regions read every progress tick, or cancellation targets were ambiguous.