cli-v3.0.10
ClineSummary
This release significantly enhances provider support by adding Poolside and Gemini 3.5 Flash, while improving session management to keep interactive sessions alive longer. Key fixes include restoring AWS Bedrock profile authentication and optimizing global settings loading performance.
New Features
- Enabled installation of plugins from local file paths using `file://` URLs, in addition to npm and git sources.
- Added Poolside as a supported AI provider.
- Introduced Gemini 3.5 Flash as a selectable model within the Gemini provider.
- Enabled auto-detection of the Telegram bot username directly from the bot token, removing the need for separate configuration.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where interactive sessions were prematurely ended when idle or awaiting user approval, ensuring they remain alive.
- Restored correct AWS Bedrock profile-based authentication during legacy configuration migration, preserving settings made with `awsAuthentication: "profile"`.
- Fixed an issue where the system prompt incorrectly showed the skills tool even when skills were disabled, and ensured slash commands refresh after toggling a skill.
Improvements
- Added visibility for the Ollama API key requirement directly within the TUI settings interface.
- Optimized session handling by stopping the reading of message files for every session when `hydrate: false` is set.
- Improved connector reliability by ensuring notifications are sent upon scheduled execution failures, not just successes.
- Preserved model output token limits from the SDK model catalog to ensure context window calculations accurately reflect upstream provider limits.
- Softened the visual presentation of rejected tool calls within the Text User Interface (TUI).
- Improved performance by caching global settings reads keyed by file modification time, skipping unnecessary JSON parsing and validation on the hot path.