Overview — TanStack Pro manual

TanStack Pro helps you understand Router, Start, and Query applications. It detects apps across workspaces, presents routes and query keys, checks route-tree health, indexes server functions, and runs project scripts.

Requirements#

IDE compatibility: WebStorm 2025.2+. Check the Marketplace list for other editions and their supported versions.

The documented release is 2026.1.4. Its Marketplace compatibility starts at IntelliJ Platform build 252.0. Check the Marketplace compatibility list for your IDE edition and version before installing.

Use a JavaScript or TypeScript project with its TanStack packages installed. Node.js and the project’s package manager are needed for the CLI and run configurations. Supported package-manager workflows include npm, pnpm, Yarn, and Bun.

Start here#

Install TanStack Pro, then follow Routes and server functions. The configuration reference explains where to adjust the behavior for your project.

In this manual#

Routes and server functions — Inspect route health, find usages, and navigate server code.
Query keys and running apps — Inspect invalidation relationships and run the correct workspace app.

Feature guides#

Project setup#

Workspace detection and project creation — Select the intended app and review the official CLI command.

Routing#

File routes, usages, and route-tree health — Trace route declarations and diagnose generated-tree mismatches.

Query and server#

Query keys and invalidation analysis — Inspect duplicate keys, dependencies, and mutation-to-query relationships.
Server functions and generated helpers — Inspect server boundaries and review newly generated route/query code.

Current limitations#

Detection and inspections are based on recognizable project structure and code. They do not replace the router generator, TypeScript checks, or application tests. In monorepos, select the intended app before generating routes or running a package script.

Release reference#

These instructions target the published 2026.1.4 release. Check the version under Settings → Plugins → Installed if your IDE behaves differently. For setup failures, start with troubleshooting.