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Rspack SplitChunks Optimization

Use this skill when the task is to recommend, review, or debug optimization.splitChunks. If you are using ESM library, it's not the same algorithm of this skill.

Default stance

Distinguish repo defaults from recommended production baselines.
Rspack's built-in default is chunks: "async", but for most production web apps the best starting point is:

optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
  },
}

Keep the default cache groups unless there is a concrete reason to replace them.
Treat name as a graph-shaping option, not a cosmetic naming option.
Do not use splitChunks to reason about JavaScript execution order or tree shaking. For JS, chunk loading/execution order is preserved by the runtime dependency graph, and tree shaking is decided elsewhere.

Read references/repo-behavior.md when you need the source-backed rationale.

What To Optimize For

First identify which problem the user actually has:

duplicated modules across entry or async boundaries
a route fetching a large shared chunk with mostly unused modules
too many tiny chunks
a vendor/common chunk that changes too often and hurts caching
an oversized async or initial chunk that should be subdivided
confusion about whether splitChunks affects runtime execution order

Do not optimize all of these at once. Pick the primary goal and keep the rest as constraints.

Workflow

1. Start from the safest production baseline

Unless the user already has a measured problem that requires custom grouping, prefer:

optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
  },
}

Why:

it lets splitChunks dedupe modules across both initial and async chunks
it still only loads chunks reachable from the current entry/runtime
it usually avoids loading unnecessary modules better than hand-written global vendor buckets

If the existing config disables default or defaultVendors, assume that is suspicious until proven necessary.

2. Audit the config for high-risk knobs

Check these first:

fixed name
cacheGroups.*.name
enforce: true
disabled default / defaultVendors
broad test: /node_modules/ rules combined with a single global name
usedExports: false
very small minSize
maxSize combined with manual global names

3. Interpret `name` correctly

Use this rule:

No name: splitChunks can keep different chunk combinations separate.
Same name: matching modules are merged into the same named split chunk candidate.

That means a fixed name: "vendors" or name: "common" is often the real reason a page starts fetching modules from unrelated dependency chains.

Prefer these alternatives before adding name:

keep name unset
use idHint if the goal is filename identity, not grouping identity
narrow the test so the cache group is smaller
split one broad cache group into several focused cache groups
rely on maxSize to subdivide a big chunk instead of forcing a global name

Use a fixed name only when the user explicitly wants one shared asset across multiple entries/routes and accepts the extra coupling.

4. Preserve the built-in cache groups by default

Rspack's built-in production-oriented behavior depends heavily on these two groups:

default: extracts modules shared by at least 2 chunks and reuses existing chunks
defaultVendors: extracts node_modules modules and reuses existing chunks

These defaults are usually the best balance between dedupe and "only fetch what this page needs".

If you customize cacheGroups, do not casually replace these with one manually named vendor bucket.

5. Use `chunks: "all"` without fear of breaking execution order

When a module group is split out, Rspack connects the new chunk back to the original chunk groups. That preserves JavaScript loading semantics.

So:

splitChunks changes chunk topology
the runtime still guarantees dependency loading/execution order
if execution order appears broken, look for other causes first
this statement is about JavaScript, not CSS order

6. Use `maxSize` as a refinement tool

Use maxSize, maxAsyncSize, or maxInitialSize when the problem is "this shared chunk is too large", not when the problem is "I need a stable vendor chunk name".

Important behavior:

maxSize runs after a chunk already exists
the split is deterministic
modules are grouped by path-derived keys and split near low-similarity boundaries
similar file paths tend to stay together

This is usually safer than forcing one giant named vendor chunk, because it keeps chunk graph semantics while subdividing hot spots.

7. Use `usedExports` deliberately

If the user has multiple runtimes/entries and wants leaner shared chunks per runtime, prefer keeping usedExports enabled.

If they set usedExports: false, expect broader sharing and potentially larger common chunks.

This is still not tree shaking. It only changes how splitChunks groups modules across runtimes.

8. Treat `enforce: true` as an escape hatch

enforce: true bypasses several normal guardrails. Use it only when the user intentionally wants a split regardless of minSize, minChunks, and request limits.

If a config looks aggressive and hard to explain, check enforce before changing anything else.

Recommendations By Goal

Better default production chunking

Recommend:

optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
  },
}

Avoid:

disabling default
disabling defaultVendors
adding name before measuring a real problem

Avoid fetching non-essential modules

Recommend:

remove fixed name
keep cache groups narrow
keep chunks: "all" if dedupe across initial chunks is still desired
inspect which routes now depend on a shared chunk after each change

Avoid:

cacheGroups: {
  vendors: {
    test: /[\\/]node_modules[\\/]/,
    chunks: "all",
    name: "vendors",
    enforce: true
  }
}

That pattern often creates one over-shared chunk that many pages must fetch.

Improve caching without over-merging

Recommend:

keep name unset
use idHint
keep chunkIds: "deterministic" or other stable id strategies elsewhere in the config
split broad groups into smaller focused groups only when the package boundaries are stable and important

Use a fixed name only if the user explicitly prefers cache reuse over route isolation.

Split a large shared chunk

Recommend:

optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
    maxSize: 200000,
  },
}

Then tune:

maxAsyncSize when async chunks are the pain point
maxInitialSize when first-load pressure matters more
hidePathInfo if generated part names should not leak path structure

Keep an intentionally shared chunk

Recommend a named chunk only when the user says something like:

"all pages should share one React vendor asset"
"I want one framework chunk for cache reuse across routes"

Even then, call out the tradeoff explicitly:

better cache hit rate
more coupling between routes
a page may fetch modules it does not execute immediately

Review Checklist

When reviewing a user's config, explicitly answer:

Is the goal dedupe, cache stability, request count, or route isolation?
Is chunks: "all" a better baseline than the current config?
Did name accidentally turn multiple candidates into one forced shared chunk?
Were default or defaultVendors disabled without a strong reason?
Would idHint satisfy the naming goal without changing grouping?
Is maxSize a better fit than a broad manual vendor/common bucket?
Does the result still keep each page fetching only reachable chunks?

Minimal stats setup

When the task includes diagnosis, ask for or generate stats that expose chunk relations:

stats: {
  chunks: true,
  chunkRelations: true,
  chunkOrigins: true,
  entrypoints: true,
  modules: false
}

Then compare:

which entrypoints reference which shared chunks
whether a change added a new dependency edge from an entry to a broad shared chunk
whether a large shared chunk exists only because of a fixed name

FAQ

Why do I still see duplicate modules?

Common reasons:

the shared candidate is too small, so extracting it would not satisfy minSize
the candidate does not satisfy minSizeReduction
it does not satisfy minChunks
request-budget limits reject the split
chunks / test / cacheGroups do not actually select the same chunk combination

If the duplicate module is tiny, do not assume this is a bug. Rspack may intentionally keep it in place because splitting it out would create a worse chunk.

Does splitChunks affect JS execution order?

No.

splitChunks only changes chunk boundaries and dependency edges
JS loading and execution order are runtime concerns
if a JS ordering bug appears, investigate runtime/bootstrap, side effects, or app code first

Does splitChunks affect tree shaking?

No.

tree shaking is controlled by module-graph analysis such as sideEffects, usedExports, and dead-code elimination
splitChunks runs later and only reorganizes already-selected modules into chunks
splitChunks.usedExports is only a grouping hint for runtime-specific chunk combinations; it is not tree shaking itself

Can splitChunks affect CSS order?

Yes, potentially.

this caveat applies to CSS order, not JS execution order
extracted CSS flows such as mini-css-extract-plugin or experiments.css can observe changed final CSS order after splitChunks rewrites chunk groups
if CSS order is critical, be careful when splitting order-sensitive styles into separate chunks

See web-infra-dev discussion #12.

Quick conclusions to reuse

"Keep chunks: \"all\", keep the default cache groups, and remove name unless you intentionally want forced sharing."
"name is not just a filename hint in Rspack splitChunks; it changes grouping behavior."
"splitChunks does not control JS execution order or tree shaking; it only changes chunk topology."
"splitChunks can affect CSS order in extracted-CSS scenarios, so treat CSS as a separate caveat."
"maxSize is the safer tool when the problem is one chunk being too large."

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File metadata

name: rspack-split-chunks
description: >-
  Diagnose and optimize Rspack `optimization.splitChunks` configuration. Use
  this when a user wants better production chunking, safer `chunks: "all"`
  defaults, fewer duplicated modules, better long-term caching, `cacheGroups`
  design help, `maxSize` tuning, or debugging over-fetch caused by `name` and
  forced chunk merging.

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---
name: rspack-split-chunks
description: >-
  Diagnose and optimize Rspack `optimization.splitChunks` configuration. Use
  this when a user wants better production chunking, safer `chunks: "all"`
  defaults, fewer duplicated modules, better long-term caching, `cacheGroups`
  design help, `maxSize` tuning, or debugging over-fetch caused by `name` and
  forced chunk merging.
---

# Rspack SplitChunks Optimization

Use this skill when the task is to recommend, review, or debug `optimization.splitChunks`. If you are using ESM library, it's not the same algorithm of this skill.

## Default stance

- Distinguish repo defaults from recommended production baselines.
- Rspack's built-in default is `chunks: "async"`, but for most production web apps the best starting point is:

```js
optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
  },
}
```

- Keep the default cache groups unless there is a concrete reason to replace them.
- Treat `name` as a graph-shaping option, not a cosmetic naming option.
- Do not use `splitChunks` to reason about JavaScript execution order or tree shaking. For JS, chunk loading/execution order is preserved by the runtime dependency graph, and tree shaking is decided elsewhere.

Read [`references/repo-behavior.md`](references/repo-behavior.md) when you need the source-backed rationale.

## What To Optimize For

First identify which problem the user actually has:

- duplicated modules across entry or async boundaries
- a route fetching a large shared chunk with mostly unused modules
- too many tiny chunks
- a vendor/common chunk that changes too often and hurts caching
- an oversized async or initial chunk that should be subdivided
- confusion about whether `splitChunks` affects runtime execution order

Do not optimize all of these at once. Pick the primary goal and keep the rest as constraints.

## Workflow

### 1. Start from the safest production baseline

Unless the user already has a measured problem that requires custom grouping, prefer:

```js
optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
  },
}
```

Why:

- it lets splitChunks dedupe modules across both initial and async chunks
- it still only loads chunks reachable from the current entry/runtime
- it usually avoids loading unnecessary modules better than hand-written global vendor buckets

If the existing config disables `default` or `defaultVendors`, assume that is suspicious until proven necessary.

### 2. Audit the config for high-risk knobs

Check these first:

- fixed `name`
- `cacheGroups.*.name`
- `enforce: true`
- disabled `default` / `defaultVendors`
- broad `test: /node_modules/` rules combined with a single global `name`
- `usedExports: false`
- very small `minSize`
- `maxSize` combined with manual global names

### 3. Interpret `name` correctly

Use this rule:

- No `name`: splitChunks can keep different chunk combinations separate.
- Same `name`: matching modules are merged into the same named split chunk candidate.

That means a fixed `name: "vendors"` or `name: "common"` is often the real reason a page starts fetching modules from unrelated dependency chains.

Prefer these alternatives before adding `name`:

- keep `name` unset
- use `idHint` if the goal is filename identity, not grouping identity
- narrow the `test` so the cache group is smaller
- split one broad cache group into several focused cache groups
- rely on `maxSize` to subdivide a big chunk instead of forcing a global name

Use a fixed `name` only when the user explicitly wants one shared asset across multiple entries/routes and accepts the extra coupling.

### 4. Preserve the built-in cache groups by default

Rspack's built-in production-oriented behavior depends heavily on these two groups:

- `default`: extracts modules shared by at least 2 chunks and reuses existing chunks
- `defaultVendors`: extracts `node_modules` modules and reuses existing chunks

These defaults are usually the best balance between dedupe and "only fetch what this page needs".

If you customize `cacheGroups`, do not casually replace these with one manually named vendor bucket.

### 5. Use `chunks: "all"` without fear of breaking execution order

When a module group is split out, Rspack connects the new chunk back to the original chunk groups. That preserves JavaScript loading semantics.

So:

- `splitChunks` changes chunk topology
- the runtime still guarantees dependency loading/execution order
- if execution order appears broken, look for other causes first
- this statement is about JavaScript, not CSS order

### 6. Use `maxSize` as a refinement tool

Use `maxSize`, `maxAsyncSize`, or `maxInitialSize` when the problem is "this shared chunk is too large", not when the problem is "I need a stable vendor chunk name".

Important behavior:

- `maxSize` runs after a chunk already exists
- the split is deterministic
- modules are grouped by path-derived keys and split near low-similarity boundaries
- similar file paths tend to stay together

This is usually safer than forcing one giant named vendor chunk, because it keeps chunk graph semantics while subdividing hot spots.

### 7. Use `usedExports` deliberately

If the user has multiple runtimes/entries and wants leaner shared chunks per runtime, prefer keeping `usedExports` enabled.

If they set `usedExports: false`, expect broader sharing and potentially larger common chunks.

This is still not tree shaking. It only changes how splitChunks groups modules across runtimes.

### 8. Treat `enforce: true` as an escape hatch

`enforce: true` bypasses several normal guardrails. Use it only when the user intentionally wants a split regardless of `minSize`, `minChunks`, and request limits.

If a config looks aggressive and hard to explain, check `enforce` before changing anything else.

## Recommendations By Goal

### Better default production chunking

Recommend:

```js
optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
  },
}
```

Avoid:

- disabling `default`
- disabling `defaultVendors`
- adding `name` before measuring a real problem

### Avoid fetching non-essential modules

Recommend:

- remove fixed `name`
- keep cache groups narrow
- keep `chunks: "all"` if dedupe across initial chunks is still desired
- inspect which routes now depend on a shared chunk after each change

Avoid:

```js
cacheGroups: {
  vendors: {
    test: /[\\/]node_modules[\\/]/,
    chunks: "all",
    name: "vendors",
    enforce: true
  }
}
```

That pattern often creates one over-shared chunk that many pages must fetch.

### Improve caching without over-merging

Recommend:

- keep `name` unset
- use `idHint`
- keep `chunkIds: "deterministic"` or other stable id strategies elsewhere in the config
- split broad groups into smaller focused groups only when the package boundaries are stable and important

Use a fixed `name` only if the user explicitly prefers cache reuse over route isolation.

### Split a large shared chunk

Recommend:

```js
optimization: {
  splitChunks: {
    chunks: "all",
    maxSize: 200000,
  },
}
```

Then tune:

- `maxAsyncSize` when async chunks are the pain point
- `maxInitialSize` when first-load pressure matters more
- `hidePathInfo` if generated part names should not leak path structure

### Keep an intentionally shared chunk

Recommend a named chunk only when the user says something like:

- "all pages should share one React vendor asset"
- "I want one framework chunk for cache reuse across routes"

Even then, call out the tradeoff explicitly:

- better cache hit rate
- more coupling between routes
- a page may fetch modules it does not execute immediately

## Review Checklist

When reviewing a user's config, explicitly answer:

1. Is the goal dedupe, cache stability, request count, or route isolation?
2. Is `chunks: "all"` a better baseline than the current config?
3. Did `name` accidentally turn multiple candidates into one forced shared chunk?
4. Were `default` or `defaultVendors` disabled without a strong reason?
5. Would `idHint` satisfy the naming goal without changing grouping?
6. Is `maxSize` a better fit than a broad manual vendor/common bucket?
7. Does the result still keep each page fetching only reachable chunks?

## Minimal stats setup

When the task includes diagnosis, ask for or generate stats that expose chunk relations:

```js
stats: {
  chunks: true,
  chunkRelations: true,
  chunkOrigins: true,
  entrypoints: true,
  modules: false
}
```

Then compare:

- which entrypoints reference which shared chunks
- whether a change added a new dependency edge from an entry to a broad shared chunk
- whether a large shared chunk exists only because of a fixed `name`

## FAQ

### Why do I still see duplicate modules?

Common reasons:

- the shared candidate is too small, so extracting it would not satisfy `minSize`
- the candidate does not satisfy `minSizeReduction`
- it does not satisfy `minChunks`
- request-budget limits reject the split
- `chunks` / `test` / `cacheGroups` do not actually select the same chunk combination

If the duplicate module is tiny, do not assume this is a bug. Rspack may intentionally keep it in place because splitting it out would create a worse chunk.

### Does splitChunks affect JS execution order?

No.

- `splitChunks` only changes chunk boundaries and dependency edges
- JS loading and execution order are runtime concerns
- if a JS ordering bug appears, investigate runtime/bootstrap, side effects, or app code first

### Does splitChunks affect tree shaking?

No.

- tree shaking is controlled by module-graph analysis such as `sideEffects`, `usedExports`, and dead-code elimination
- `splitChunks` runs later and only reorganizes already-selected modules into chunks
- `splitChunks.usedExports` is only a grouping hint for runtime-specific chunk combinations; it is not tree shaking itself

### Can splitChunks affect CSS order?

Yes, potentially.

- this caveat applies to CSS order, not JS execution order
- extracted CSS flows such as `mini-css-extract-plugin` or `experiments.css` can observe changed final CSS order after splitChunks rewrites chunk groups
- if CSS order is critical, be careful when splitting order-sensitive styles into separate chunks

See [web-infra-dev discussion #12](https://github.com/orgs/web-infra-dev/discussions/12).

## Quick conclusions to reuse

- "Keep `chunks: \"all\"`, keep the default cache groups, and remove `name` unless you intentionally want forced sharing."
- "`name` is not just a filename hint in Rspack splitChunks; it changes grouping behavior."
- "`splitChunks` does not control JS execution order or tree shaking; it only changes chunk topology."
- "`splitChunks` can affect CSS order in extracted-CSS scenarios, so treat CSS as a separate caveat."
- "`maxSize` is the safer tool when the problem is one chunk being too large."

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rspack-split-chunks

Overview

Rspack SplitChunks Optimization

Default stance

What To Optimize For

Workflow

1. Start from the safest production baseline

2. Audit the config for high-risk knobs

3. Interpret `name` correctly

4. Preserve the built-in cache groups by default

5. Use `chunks: "all"` without fear of breaking execution order

6. Use `maxSize` as a refinement tool

7. Use `usedExports` deliberately

8. Treat `enforce: true` as an escape hatch

Recommendations By Goal

Better default production chunking

Avoid fetching non-essential modules

Improve caching without over-merging

Split a large shared chunk

Keep an intentionally shared chunk

Review Checklist

Minimal stats setup

FAQ

Why do I still see duplicate modules?

Does splitChunks affect JS execution order?

Does splitChunks affect tree shaking?

Can splitChunks affect CSS order?

Quick conclusions to reuse

Use with my agent

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Overview

Rspack SplitChunks Optimization

Default stance

What To Optimize For

Workflow

1. Start from the safest production baseline

2. Audit the config for high-risk knobs

3. Interpret name correctly

4. Preserve the built-in cache groups by default

5. Use chunks: "all" without fear of breaking execution order

6. Use maxSize as a refinement tool

7. Use usedExports deliberately

8. Treat enforce: true as an escape hatch

Recommendations By Goal

Better default production chunking

Avoid fetching non-essential modules

Improve caching without over-merging

Split a large shared chunk

Keep an intentionally shared chunk

Review Checklist

Minimal stats setup

FAQ

Why do I still see duplicate modules?

Does splitChunks affect JS execution order?

Does splitChunks affect tree shaking?

Can splitChunks affect CSS order?

Quick conclusions to reuse

Use with my agent

Source & usage notes

Agent access

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Start with one small task

3. Interpret `name` correctly

5. Use `chunks: "all"` without fear of breaking execution order

6. Use `maxSize` as a refinement tool

7. Use `usedExports` deliberately

8. Treat `enforce: true` as an escape hatch