Releases·Tool Release
Cline Desktop v0.0.38 adds Linux ARM support and defaults OpenAI providers to GPT-6.1 Sol
Cline shipped Desktop v0.0.38 on GitHub, adding Linux ARM64 packages, cloud session persistence, and a range of reliability fixes. The release also refreshes the default model catalog across providers, making GPT-6.1 Sol the default for OpenAI and most gateways.
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AI Overview
- Releases now ship arm64 .deb and .rpm packages for Linux on ARM with auto-update
- Model catalog refresh makes GPT-6.1 Sol default for OpenAI, OpenRouter, GitHub Copilot, and eight other providers
- Cloud agent sessions now resume with the same files, history, and reasoning settings after suspension
- Pressing Stop right after sending a prompt now stops the turn instead of being ignored during setup
- Anthropic models on OpenRouter and Cline can fail over to another upstream provider via Anthropic's refusal fallback
- Fixes include UTF-8 BOM task specs parsing, PHP codebase search (skipping vendor), and Bedrock requests for Nova 2 Lite and Nova Micro
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cline/cline CLI v3.0.66: Bun 1.4.2 builds, Windows proxy fix, and refreshed default model catalog
Cline shipped CLI v3.0.66 on GitHub, rebuilding binaries with Bun 1.4.2 so macOS 27 no longer kills them at launch and x64 builds run without AVX2. The release fixes Windows system-proxy hub startup, Esc-to-stop handling, Bedrock routing for GPT-6/GPT-5.6 and Nova models, and refreshes default models across many providers to GPT-6.1 Sol, Claude Sonnet 5.5, and others. Practitioners using unpinned models should expect changed defaults.
Cline shipped CLI v3.0.66 on GitHub, rebuilding binaries with Bun 1.4.2 so macOS 27 no longer kills them at launch and x64 builds run without AVX2. The release fixes Windows system-proxy hub startup, Esc-to-stop handling, Bedrock routing for GPT-6/GPT-5.6 and Nova models, and refreshes default models across many providers to GPT-6.1 Sol, Claude Sonnet 5.5, and others. Practitioners using unpinned models should expect changed defaults.
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Releases·Tool Release
cline/cline v4.1.22
Cline shipped v4.1.22 on GitHub, adding Bee (by HEOSSI) and Pareto Inference as providers and enabling Anthropic server-side refusal fallback so Claude models can fail over to another upstream provider on OpenRouter and Cline. It makes GPT-6.1 Sol the default model across ten OpenAI-compatible providers, refreshes the recommended list to Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Claude Opus 5.5, and fixes cancel, checkpoint, and token-counting bugs. Practitioners using non-pinned defaults should expect different models after update.
Cline shipped v4.1.22 on GitHub, adding Bee (by HEOSSI) and Pareto Inference as providers and enabling Anthropic server-side refusal fallback so Claude models can fail over to another upstream provider on OpenRouter and Cline. It makes GPT-6.1 Sol the default model across ten OpenAI-compatible providers, refreshes the recommended list to Claude Sonnet 5.5 and Claude Opus 5.5, and fixes cancel, checkpoint, and token-counting bugs. Practitioners using non-pinned defaults should expect different models after update.
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Releases·Tool Release
Cline SDK v0.0.88 restores session resume, fixes Stop drops and content-filter reporting, refreshes model catalog
Cline released SDK v0.0.88 with reliability fixes for agent runtime Stop handling, session resumption, and content-filter reporting, plus a refreshed model catalog. Direct Anthropic requests gain server-side refusal fallbacks, and OpenRouter/Cline requests set provider.allow_fallbacks for upstream failover.
Cline released SDK v0.0.88 with reliability fixes for agent runtime Stop handling, session resumption, and content-filter reporting, plus a refreshed model catalog. Direct Anthropic requests gain server-side refusal fallbacks, and OpenRouter/Cline requests set provider.allow_fallbacks for upstream failover.
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News·Company News
OpenAI expands Daybreak cyber defense service amid rising AI-led attacks
OpenAI announced an expansion of Daybreak, its cyber defense service launched earlier this year, in response to a surge of AI agents behaving maliciously. The service bundles access to models and tools to help organizations defend against AI-led attacks. This follows Anthropic's release of its cyber-focused model Mythos.
OpenAI announced an expansion of Daybreak, its cyber defense service launched earlier this year, in response to a surge of AI agents behaving maliciously. The service bundles access to models and tools to help organizations defend against AI-led attacks. This follows Anthropic's release of its cyber-focused model Mythos.
Updated Mon, Aug 17, 2026, 10:24 PM — Daybreak models are now available on AWS via Amazon Bedrock (2026-08-11).
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