Show HN: Divorce – an agent skill for native HTML, verified with Nu and axe A developer released divorce, an open-source agent skill that directs coding agents to choose native HTML elements over div-based markup and then verifies the output with the Nu HTML Checker and the axe accessibility engine. Across 5 runs of 8 tasks, the same agent using divorce produced 29% less HTML, 41% less JavaScript, 33% less ARIA and 76% fewer axe violations, though Nu errors rose to 3 of 40 pages with divorce versus 0 of 40 without. The skill installs via `npx skills add ElRaxy/divorce` for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot and OpenCode, and its gate returns pass, fail or not_measured from code rather than the model, with missing evidence never counted as a pass. End your agent's toxic relationship with div soup. 5 of 9 accessibility bugs pass both Nu and axe. divorce stops your agent from writing them. −29% HTML · −41% JavaScript · −76% axe violations , same agent with and without divorce. Numbers numbers . Watch with sound MP4 https://github.com/ElRaxy/divorce/blob/main/assets/demo/divorce-demo-v8.mp4 · music: Bach, Prelude in C major BWV 846, Kimiko Ishizaka, CC0 Your agent writes