Cline shipped CLI v3.0.62, introducing Cline Desktop, a native app for open-weight models with task import from Claude Code and Codex, scheduled runs, web search, voice input, and a plugin/MCP/skills marketplace. The release adds Hub-managed Agent Plugins, transient-error retries, and fixes for streaming throttling, checkpoint stalls, and numerous provider and CLI bugs.
Cline shipped SDK v0.0.83, a broad stability and performance release covering the hub, execution loop, and tooling. Key additions include hub-managed Agent Plugins discovered from plugin. manifests, a RemoteEnvironmentService that runs sessions over SSH, transient-error retries for model turns, and numerous fixes for hangs, data loss, and memory blowups. For practitioners building on the SDK, the release reduces run failures from rate limits, eliminates multi-GB workspace checkpoint stalls, and adds embedder-facing remote execution primitives.
Cline shipped SDK v0.0.83, a broad stability and performance release covering the hub, execution loop, and tooling. Key additions include hub-managed Agent Plugins discovered from plugin. manifests, a RemoteEnvironmentService that runs sessions over SSH, transient-error retries for model turns, and numerous fixes for hangs, data loss, and memory blowups. For practitioners building on the SDK, the release reduces run failures from rate limits, eliminates multi-GB workspace checkpoint stalls, and adds embedder-facing remote execution primitives.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.33 on GitHub, adding per-task git worktree isolation and fixing auto-compaction, which had never actually run in the desktop app. The release also repairs Windows duplicate-launch behavior, SSH new-chat failures, sign-in races, and refreshes the model catalog to 209 providers and 6,237 models. Practitioners get safer agent runs that never touch the main working tree and long sessions that no longer run out of context.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.33 on GitHub, adding per-task git worktree isolation and fixing auto-compaction, which had never actually run in the desktop app. The release also repairs Windows duplicate-launch behavior, SSH new-chat failures, sign-in races, and refreshes the model catalog to 209 providers and 6,237 models. Practitioners get safer agent runs that never touch the main working tree and long sessions that no longer run out of context.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.41 on GitHub, bringing cloud sessions to the same models as Cline on the web (Cline Usage-Billing, ClinePass, ClineFree), plus UX fixes for drafts, session highlighting, and connector management. It also refreshed default models across providers including DigitalOcean, GMI Cloud, NanoGPT, Nvidia, and Ofox.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.41 on GitHub, bringing cloud sessions to the same models as Cline on the web (Cline Usage-Billing, ClinePass, ClineFree), plus UX fixes for drafts, session highlighting, and connector management. It also refreshed default models across providers including DigitalOcean, GMI Cloud, NanoGPT, Nvidia, and Ofox.
cline/cline CLI v3.0.49 fixes a regression where checkpoints were never recorded, restoring /undo and full workspace rewind. The update ensures checkpoint restore now reverts files to their checkpoint-time content and removes files created after the checkpoint, while preserving .gitignore'd paths.
cline/cline CLI v3.0.49 fixes a regression where checkpoints were never recorded, restoring /undo and full workspace rewind. The update ensures checkpoint restore now reverts files to their checkpoint-time content and removes files created after the checkpoint, while preserving .gitignore'd paths.
cline/cline Desktop v0.0.8 introduces the ability to edit earlier messages in a conversation, forking the session and rewinding the workspace to that checkpoint before re-running. Restores are transactional and workspace-atomic, preventing partial rewinds. The release also fixes long-running chat timeouts and improves checkpoint reliability.
cline/cline Desktop v0.0.8 introduces the ability to edit earlier messages in a conversation, forking the session and rewinding the workspace to that checkpoint before re-running. Restores are transactional and workspace-atomic, preventing partial rewinds. The release also fixes long-running chat timeouts and improves checkpoint reliability.