# FAQ

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<summary><strong>What is Agua?</strong></summary>

Agua is a **React Visual Environment**. With Agua, you can understand codebases faster and document easily every change you make.

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<summary><strong>Who is Agua for?</strong></summary>

Agua is tailor-made for Front-end developers using React. We are agnostic to your build tools, and don't matter if you use Typescript or Javascript.

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<summary><strong>What can I do with Agua?</strong></summary>

If you are new to a project, Agua will generate a component and dependencies graph so you can visualize all your code structure. For each task, Agua will help you locate each file and preview each component with its props. You can edit each component directly in our integrated IDE and use AI to document all your work. As you push your changes, your team will have access to your documentation.

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<summary><strong>How does Agua document my code?</strong></summary>

We have created specific prompts to document comprehensively each of your component's props. You only need to connect Agua to your AI provider to start documenting.

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<summary><strong>Does my code get sent to Agua's servers?</strong></summary>

No. Your code only runs locally.

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<summary><strong>Is Agua free?</strong></summary>

Yes, Agua is free for all developers. Do you want to use Agua in your workplace? Check out our ambassadors program and help us go global.

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<summary><strong>Is Agua like</strong> <a href="https://www.codesee.io/"><strong>CodeSee</strong></a><strong>?</strong></summary>

We are sorry about CodeSee's shutdown. We are here for all those devs who hate working large codebases with poor documentation. Did you use CodeSee? Talk to our founders about your experience, and let's see how we can help you.

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