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Cline has recently enhanced its platform with new features and open-source capabilities, including a standalone service that supports gRPC for automation and multi-agent orchestration. The latest updates introduce experimental voice interaction, streamlined task management, and a free model designed for extensive context in coding tasks. Additionally, the platform is shifting towards on-demand workflows, allowing developers to optimize processes and reduce costs while maintaining necessary human oversight.
Now open-source, Cline CLI Preview runs as a standalone service on Cline Core, exposing a gRPC API for scriptable automation, multi-agent orchestration, and multi-frontend control. Install via npm or download the prev...
Cline v3.31 adds experimental Voice Mode (OpenAI Whisper) for conversational workflows and a cleaner task header with manual context compression. It also introduces YOLO Mode, which disables safety prompts for fully a...
Cline's stealth model code-supernova is free in alpha with unlimited access. It provides a 200k-token context window and multimodal (screenshots, diagrams) support, tuned for agentic, tool-based coding.
Cline v3.28 extends free access to xAI's grok-code-fast-1, speeding iterative agentic coding. It also refines GPT-5 prompts for multi-step tool workflows and adds UX, search, Windows support, and integrations.
Replace persistent clinerules with on-demand Cline workflows. They run only when invoked, cut token costs, and automate PR reviews, deployments, and other multi-step tasks while preserving human approval.
Sonoma Sky and Dusk Alpha bring 2M-token context windows and fast inference but lag on accuracy in real coding edits (Sky 84%, Dusk 87%). Use them for experimentation; stick with proven models for production.
Cline unveils an agentic coding plugin for JetBrains IDEs. Powered by Claude 3.7 Sonnet, it uses a human-in-the-loop GUI to approve edits and commands. It relies on MCP-based extensibility for large Java and Android p...
A guide outlines a fully local Cline setup using LM Studio and Qwen3 Coder 30B, with specific configuration for context length, quantization, and VS Code integration.
A Cline blog post by Ara Khan highlights three recurring pitfalls in AI agent work: multi-agent orchestration, codebase RAG, and overstuffed prompts, drawing on recent model behavior and industry references.
Cline has introduced its own model, Sonic, with a 262k context window and free alpha access aimed at coding workflows.
The Cline Team has published a useful guidance post on managing model context, detailing Focus Chain, Auto Compact, Deep Planning, /smol, /newtask, editing checkpoints, and the Memory Bank with .clinerules.
The insights may also be valuable to users outside the Cline ecosystem.
Cline has introduced Focus Chain, a context-forward planning system intended to reduce agent drift in long coding tasks, alongside a two-stage “deep-planning” workflow. The post explains the rationale and design.
OpenAI’s GPT-5 is now supported in Cline, offering enhanced coding performance and reliability at roughly half the cost of Sonnet 4.