Manage keyboard shortcuts, accessibility standards, and application maintenance options.
Use Change to capture a new shortcut. Conflicts are announced before saving.
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Import standards from a file or use Paste Standards As Table to add standards data copied from a spreadsheet or table. Imported names appear in Report Builder and the Accessibility Lookup Tool.
ART is privacy-first and non-destructive. External data transfer only occurs after explicit user approval.
Privacy Mode disabled.
ART uses local and network-accessible file workflows for import, export, and project operations.
Local and network file workflows are available.
Use these actions to import reports, templates, and standards from local or network file locations.
Collaboration is disabled.
Provider capabilities are normalized in application state and can be surfaced by future providers.
Current collaboration preset: Custom.
Permissions are not configured yet.
Sharing is not configured yet.
No collaboration sessions are active.
Synchronization and versioning are configured through the active provider.
Use Resource for private/local workflows, Workspace for team-visible reporting, and Organization for broader discoverability policies.
Manual Review keeps local data unchanged until you review conflicts. Metadata Priority and Append Comments automate targeted resolution behavior.
Enter your collaboration server URL, then use Quick Start to connect and begin a live session in one step.
Live server offline. Configure URL and connect to begin multi-user collaboration.
Use Publish and Pull snapshot actions to support asynchronous collaboration through shared network storage coordinated by the live server.
Discovery snapshot not generated.
No collaboration conflicts are queued.
When Collaboration is enabled, ART also shows a Collaboration menu in the menubar before Help.
To run multi-user collaboration, start the collaboration server first (Windows recommended launcher: start-collaboration-server.ps1).
For a quick startup confirmation, use start-collaboration-server-and-open-health.ps1 to open the /health endpoint automatically after launch.
The Collaboration settings section also lets you create permission profiles and resource assignments directly from Settings.
Discovery scope, sharing channel defaults, approval requirements, and sync conflict strategy are configurable here. Use Record Sync Checkpoint to stamp the latest sync time.
Generate Discovery Snapshot reviews discoverable resources, Queue Test Conflict simulates pending sync conflicts, and Resolve Oldest Conflict processes the next conflict with the selected strategy.
Conflict strategies now apply behavior during resolution: latest-write-wins and metadata-priority apply incoming metadata, while comments-append appends incoming comments.
Reset to Baseline reapplies the closest preset and clears transient operational collaboration data such as pending conflicts, presence sessions, and sync checkpoint timestamps.
For multi-user live collaboration, use Live Collaboration Quick Start: provide a server URL and activate Quick Start to connect and begin a session with minimal setup.
Manual live path: Connect Server, Start Live Session, collaborate, then Disconnect Server when finished.
For asynchronous shared-folder collaboration, use Publish Async Snapshot from one user and Pull Async Snapshot from another user connected to the same collaboration server with shared storage configured.
Asynchronous sequence: start server with shared-folder persistence, publish from user A, then pull from user B.
The preset summary line shows Solo or Team when current settings match those defaults. If settings diverge, it shows Custom.
Backups include ART-managed data only and never upload automatically.
Only ART-managed application data can be reset or removed from this interface.
No diagnostics available.
Manage extension lifecycle, validate compatibility, and review registered packages without replacing existing import workflows.
Plugin Framework not initialized.
This name will be used throughout ART wherever accessibility standards are shown.
Paste a standards table copied from a spreadsheet or document, then use the import action to add it to ART.
Edit the raw JSON for this imported standard, then save the updated criteria and metadata back into ART.
This removes all imported accessibility standards from ART. Built-in standards remain available.
What would you like to reset?
Use Up and Down arrow keys to move through templates, then activate a template action button.
Use this guide to learn ART Version 2.0 features, navigation, shortcuts, and accessibility workflows. Help opens independently so your current work stays in place.