RepairBench

RepairBench is a public, MIT-licensed behavioral verification demo. Its synthetic menu and dialog challenges offer three trusted repair choices each. A Chromium oracle checks the resulting pointer, keyboard, focus and semantic behavior. A separate sealed game-world challenge checks for rule-bypassing shortcuts. The repository also contains a distinct experiment using pinned Inspect AI source excerpts. The demonstration is bounded: it does not certify WCAG compliance, establish broad model performance, or show autonomous repair of arbitrary code. It separates a proposed repair from independent checks of the resulting behavior. Owned and directed by Kyjahn Smith, with AI-assisted code and tests.