Aceto FAQs

Question 1

How does the AI agent interaction work in Aceto?

Accepted Answer

Aceto uses a unique feedback loop: you instruct the AI agent, which then generates or modifies HTML and Tailwind. You see changes live in your browser and can 'point' at elements to tell the agent precisely what to change, making the process highly intuitive and token-efficient.

Question 2

What kind of output does Aceto produce?

Accepted Answer

Aceto generates plain, readable HTML files. There's no abstraction layer, no component model, and no complex build system. You get clean, real HTML that you can easily read, modify manually, or use in any project.

Question 3

Does Aceto support popular CSS frameworks?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Aceto fully supports Tailwind CSS v4, allowing direct inline class editing on selected elements. It also features integrated support for the DaisyUI component library, which can be added with a simple CLI command.

Question 4

Is Aceto a visual editor or a drawing tool?

Accepted Answer

No, Aceto is not a visual editor or a drawing tool. Instead, it's a powerful interface for steering an AI agent to manipulate actual HTML and CSS directly. It focuses on precise code modifications rather than abstract visual representations.

Question 5

What is Aceto and how does it help with web development?

Accepted Answer

Aceto is a local development server with a browser overlay that facilitates building HTML mockups interactively with an AI agent. It streamlines frontend development by allowing you to guide an AI to generate and modify real HTML and Tailwind CSS with live feedback.

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