Cline

This release introduces significant new capabilities with the addition of the Cline SDK API for custom application integration and support for the new Codex 5.3 model. Several key bugs were resolved, including a fix related to OpenAI Codex configuration and improved accuracy in path checking.

This release introduces significant configuration flexibility by adding support for skills and file-based agent configurations via the new AgentConfigLoader. Key fixes address stability issues, including a reasoning delta crash and compatibility problems with Gemini 3.1 Pro. Users will also benefit from reduced response latency due to websocket preconnection.

This release introduces support for the new Gemini-3.1 Pro Preview model. Users can now leverage this latest model for their coding tasks. Full details are available in the linked changelog.

This release introduces the new /skills slash command in the CLI, allowing users to easily view and manage their installed skills. Several critical bugs have been resolved, including issues related to context window management, file writing retries, and the default model selection.

This release introduces access to the zai GLM 5 Free promotion. A key fix addresses the visibility and usability of the reasoning trace within the chat interface, ensuring users can easily view and collapse the thinking process.

This release introduces access to the zai GLM 5 Free promotion. Additionally, the reasoning trace visibility in the chat has been restored and the thinking row UX has been improved for better readability and control over the displayed reasoning.

This release focuses primarily on security and stability by resolving 17 security vulnerabilities across several dependencies. Additionally, a minor usability issue was fixed where extension banners no longer require user interaction to appear upon launch.

This release focuses primarily on stability and user experience improvements. The main visible change is the resolution of UI/UX issues affecting the minimax model family.

This release focuses on stability and correctness by addressing known issues within the Minimax model family. Users should experience more reliable performance when utilizing these models.

This release introduces the Minimax 2.5 Free Promo for users. Additionally, a critical bug affecting response chaining with the OpenAI Responses API has been resolved.

This release is an automated CLI build from a specific commit (024bb65). No specific user-facing features, bug fixes, or improvements were detailed in these release notes beyond the build artifact itself.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including native subagent support, parallel tool calling for Amazon Bedrock, and an experimental double-check feature for task verification. Several critical bugs were fixed across the CLI, VS Code Web, and Terminal, alongside UX improvements like moving reasoning effort into model settings.

This release appears to be a routine build update from a specific commit (6278382). No user-facing features or bug fixes were explicitly detailed in these notes, suggesting it might be a maintenance or internal build.

This release is an automated CLI build from a specific commit (a03642b). No user-facing features, bug fixes, or improvements were explicitly detailed in these release notes.

This release is an automated CLI build from commit b2bfc3d. No specific user-facing features, fixes, or improvements were detailed in these release notes.

This release appears to be a routine automated build from a specific commit (6b07e8c). No user-facing features, bug fixes, or improvements were explicitly detailed in these notes.

This release is a direct build from commit 4d455ea. No specific user-facing features, fixes, or improvements were detailed in these release notes, only the installation instructions for this specific build.

This minor release focuses on stability by addressing a specific issue related to Opus 4.6 when utilizing the bedrock provider. Users should experience more reliable operation with this configuration.

This release introduces Cline CLI 2.0 and expands model availability, adding Anthropic Opus 4.6, Minimax-2.1, Kimi-k2.5, and Codex-5.3. Several critical bugs were fixed, including issues with reading large files and crashes in price input fields, alongside a UX change making skills permanently enabled.

This minor release focuses on stability by addressing an issue within the responses API. Users should experience more reliable API interactions following this update.

This release focuses on a change to model availability, specifically removing the grok model from the free tier. Users should note this change in their access capabilities.

This release introduces support for the new OpenAI gpt-5.2-codex model, making it available directly in the model selection interface. Users can now leverage this latest model for their coding tasks.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including support for the gpt-5.2-codex model and a new create-pull-request skill. Several critical bugs related to provider selection and tool call handling have also been resolved.

This release focuses primarily on stability and compatibility fixes, addressing issues with model selection, streaming API responses, and improving the search functionality for workflow slash commands. It also introduces a phased rollout for the Responses API usage.

This release introduces the ability to configure an OTEL collector at runtime for enhanced observability. We have also improved image display in MCP responses and ensured remote MCP server settings now automatically sync to your local configuration.

This release introduces the powerful new Skills system for creating reusable agent instructions and adds new websearch tooling to the Cline provider. We also addressed a critical bug causing extension crashes when using the context menu selector and reverted a recent change that introduced regressions in the diff view.

This release introduces experimental Background Edits for non-blocking file modifications and updates the free model to MiniMax M2.1. Several stability fixes address issues with token usage, provider rate limiting (Cerebras), and connection handling for remote MCP servers.

This minor release focuses on updating the available free models by removing GLM 4.6. Users should note the change in the free model selection.

This release introduces the new GLM 4.7 model and the Apply Patch tool for GPT-5+ models. We have significantly enhanced background terminal execution capabilities and resolved several bugs related to model picker navigation and error message duplication.

This release focuses on stability within the MCP settings interface. A critical race condition causing UI flickering and setting reversion when adjusting auto-approve or timeout settings has been resolved.