People searching “inertia-vue-development” look for an npm package. It is a guideline Laravel Boost writes for the coding agent. The Boost guide explains the install. Inertia 1, 2, and 3 each have a skill. Boost picks the one that matches the installed major.
TL;DR
- Boost’s inertia-vue-development skill matches the Inertia major you installed.
- It is not a Vue component.
- Do not copy the skill into a Vue page.
- Do not install a second copy of the guidelines by hand and then run
boost:update, which overwrites them.
The fix#
composer require laravel/boost --dev
php artisan boost:installAfter an upgrade, php artisan boost:update rewrites that skill so the agent stops suggesting Inertia 2 APIs in an Inertia 3 app. The human-readable page for the stack is still the 2026 guide.
What to avoid#
Gotcha
Do not copy the skill into a Vue page. Do not install a second copy of the guidelines by hand and then run boost:update, which overwrites them. If the agent suggests Vue Router on the starter kit, the skill is stale or the agent is not reading it. Update Boost before you follow the suggestion.
FAQ#
How do I use the Boost skill for Inertia Vue?
Boost's inertia-vue-development skill matches the Inertia major you installed. It is not a Vue component.
What goes wrong with inertia-vue-development?
Many developers look for an npm package. Do not copy the skill into a Vue page.



