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TanStack Router's documentation is integrated into its NPM module, making it available to install as LLM assistance rules. These rules can be integrated into various editors to provide context-aware help using vibe-rules .
To use vibe-rules, install it globally using your package manager of choice. For example, with pnpm:
bash
pnpm add -g vibe-rules
pnpm add -g vibe-rules
Once installed, you can then run it in the editor of your choice. For example, to integrate with Cursor:
bash
vibe-rules install cursor
vibe-rules install cursor
Supported Editors
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vibe-rules supports a variety of editors, including windsurf, claude-code, and more. For more information on supported editors and how to set them up, refer to the vibe-rules documentation .
Important
If you're using Yarn Workspaces , you will need to add the following configuration to your .yarnrc.yaml file of your application that uses TanStack Router:
yaml
pnpFallbackMode: all
pnpMode: loose
pnpFallbackMode: all
pnpMode: loose
