Cline released Desktop v0.0.31, adding the ability to work on a remote machine over SSH while the app stays local, plus parallel execution of sub-agents spawned in the same step. The release lets developers run agent tools, workspace discovery, and Git operations on a remote host without root access, global installs, or public ports.
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 v0.0.21 stable and v0.0.21-beta.2 on GitHub. The beta adds handing off local sessions to Cline Cloud with transfer recovery and state preservation, plus local/SSH/Cloud environment selection. The stable release redesigns the marketplace, fixes session stopping so child agents and teammates are properly aborted, and adds file attachment drag-and-drop.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.21 stable and v0.0.21-beta.2 on GitHub. The beta adds handing off local sessions to Cline Cloud with transfer recovery and state preservation, plus local/SSH/Cloud environment selection. The stable release redesigns the marketplace, fixes session stopping so child agents and teammates are properly aborted, and adds file attachment drag-and-drop.
Cline released beta versions of its desktop app, v0.0.14-beta.1 and v0.0.15-beta.1, introducing cloud sessions, a /handoff command to move local sessions to the cloud, native macOS notifications, and voice input. The beta installs alongside the stable app and updates from its own channel.
Cline released beta versions of its desktop app, v0.0.14-beta.1 and v0.0.15-beta.1, introducing cloud sessions, a /handoff command to move local sessions to the cloud, native macOS notifications, and voice input. The beta installs alongside the stable app and updates from its own channel.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.20, bringing first-class Windows support via a code-signed x64 installer with auto-updates on the same feed as macOS. The release also fixes Windows shell behavior and renders tool-returned images inline instead of raw base64 text. It matters to developers using Cline as a coding agent on Windows machines.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.20, bringing first-class Windows support via a code-signed x64 installer with auto-updates on the same feed as macOS. The release also fixes Windows shell behavior and renders tool-returned images inline instead of raw base64 text. It matters to developers using Cline as a coding agent on Windows machines.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.27, an error-handling cleanup release. Failed sign-ins and turns now render one actionable error with a fix button, and sign-out of Cline and Cline Pass finally persists. The release also restores OpenCode Go model routing and adds Crusoe as an OpenAI-compatible provider.
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.27, an error-handling cleanup release. Failed sign-ins and turns now render one actionable error with a fix button, and sign-out of Cline and Cline Pass finally persists. The release also restores OpenCode Go model routing and adds Crusoe as an OpenAI-compatible provider.