The pairing is what makes it worth installing over a general doc search: the assistant that just read the file-based routing guide is the one that can scaffold the project using it. Note that three of the tools run the CLI against your filesystem — creating projects, installing add-ons and rewriting versions in package.json — while the rest only read.
A server over the TanStack ecosystem with two halves. One reads: documentation search backed by TanStack's Algolia index, full Markdown pages fetched by path, and directories of libraries and ecosystem partners. The other acts: it drives the TanStack CLI to create projects, add add-ons and pin versions.
- Official documentation searched with query, library and framework filters, and no API key needed
- The full Markdown of any doc page fetched by path
- All official TanStack libraries listed — Query, Router, Table, Form and the rest
- Ecosystem partners for hosting, auth and databases
- A new TanStack Start project bootstrapped with the add-on configuration you choose
- Add-ons installed into an existing project
- Every TanStack version in package.json pinned
Npx on your PATH for the published package, or Docker Desktop running if you take the container route. Doc search needs no key.
