react-start

Analyze TanStack Start React applications for server-component, routing, and caching issues.

3|2|Updated Mar 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/zaid-khan-code/learnHub-ai-powered-online-learning-platform-lms --skill react-start-zaid-khan-code
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Skill: react-start
Source: https://github.com/zaid-khan-code/learnHub-ai-powered-online-learning-platform-lms/tree/main/.agents/skills/react-start
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/zaid-khan-code/learnHub-ai-powered-online-learning-platform-lms --skill react-start-zaid-khan-code

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

It helps developers implement, debug, and refine TanStack Start React applications by clarifying server and client boundaries, data loading, and component composition. It reduces confusion around server functions, route loaders, RSC fragments, and cache ownership so apps stay correct and maintainable.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • React Start Setup Guidance: Understand the current project shape, configuration, and import boundaries for TanStack Start with React 19.
  • Server Component Workflows: Choose between renderable fragments, composite components, and low-level Flight APIs based on the interaction model.
  • Routing and Data Loading: Apply the right loader, SSR mode, and invalidation strategy for route-shaped or query-owned data.
  • Use Case: A team migrating a learning platform dashboard can use this Skill to decide where course data should load, how interactive controls should be slotted in, and how refresh behavior should work after mutations.

Quick Start

Use the react-start skill to review your TanStack Start app and recommend the correct setup, data-loading, and server-component pattern for your current task.

Frequently Asked Questions about react-start

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I implement server components and routing in TanStack Start?

Implement TanStack Start server components by choosing between renderable fragments, composite components, and low-level Flight APIs based on your interaction model, then applying route loaders for data loading and cache invalidation.

What is the best way to manage cache invalidation and SSR modes in a React 19 application?

Manage cache invalidation and SSR modes in React 19 by applying the correct invalidation strategy for route-shaped or query-owned data, ensuring Flight-serializable slot contracts are maintained during server and client boundary transitions.

How do I set up TanStack Start with React 19 and correct import boundaries?

Set up TanStack Start with React 19 by analyzing the current project shape and configuration to establish correct import boundaries, ensuring server functions and RSC fragments stay maintainable across server and client.

Does TanStack Start support route loaders and server functions for data fetching?

TanStack Start supports route loaders and server functions for data fetching by clarifying server and client boundaries, allowing you to decide where data should load and how refresh behavior works after mutations.

Why are my TanStack Start composite components failing during server-side rendering?

TanStack Start composite components fail during SSR when Flight-serializable slot contracts are violated, requiring correct server and client boundary enforcement and proper RSC fragment composition to resolve the issue.

When should I use route loaders versus query-owned data in a TanStack Start app?

Use route loaders versus query-owned data in a TanStack Start app by evaluating your data loading requirements and applying the appropriate SSR mode and invalidation strategy for route-shaped or query-owned data structures.