Cline vscode

This release focuses on stability by rolling back the VS Code extension to the pre-SDK-migration codebase to address regressions reported in version 4.0.0. Existing users of version 4.0.0 will automatically receive this fix.

This major release introduces the SDK-backed VS Code extension runtime, unifying agent coordination, tool execution, and configuration management under a shared SDK session layer. Key new user capabilities include the Customize marketplace for managing Plugins and Skills, and queued prompts in chat. Numerous fixes address stability in terminal execution and SDK budgeting, alongside significant architectural changes for improved provider and model configuration consistency.

This release focuses on resolving critical compatibility issues for users on VS Code 1.123+ utilizing the Anthropic provider. It ensures both the Anthropic and Vertex AI providers function correctly by updating underlying SDK dependencies to support the Node 24 runtime.

This release focuses on stability and compatibility, primarily restoring the Anthropic provider functionality for recent VS Code versions. It also includes necessary updates to correctly handle the DeepSeek V4 reasoning format.

This minor release introduces a new debug section within settings intended for Cline testers. It also resolves a critical bug where the initial walkthrough steps were not loading correctly in the VS Code extension.

This release introduces support for the new MiniMax M3 model, expanding available AI capabilities. Additionally, critical security vulnerabilities in the VS Code extension dependencies have been patched.

This release introduces significant plugin management capabilities, allowing users to install official plugins and manage bundled skills directly within settings. Key new integrations include support for Slack socket mode and custom base URLs for Anthropic providers. Additionally, a critical fix was implemented for OAuth token migration for legacy users.

This release focuses on resolving compatibility issues with recent VS Code updates. Specifically, it fixes problems related to file mentions and workspace searching when using VS Code version 1.122 and newer.

This release focuses on improving reliability for file mentions, specifically addressing issues where the @ file-mention feature failed in environments like VS Code Remote SSH. The fix ensures file searching continues to work even when the primary indexing tools are unavailable.

This release introduces new integration capabilities by adding SAP AI Core support for more hosted models. A key fix addresses an issue where the server restart button could be incorrectly enabled. Additionally, the startup experience in the VS Code extension has been streamlined by removing the Kanban launch modal.

This release focuses on improving the reliability and performance of file operations, particularly around @-mentions. Key updates include enabling cache control for Qwen models via OpenRouter and fixing validation issues for MCP servers.

This release focuses on restoring critical functionality by bringing back VS Code foreground terminal support and its settings. Additionally, the tool now supports the newest models from OpenAI, SAP AI Core, and Z AI.

This release introduces support for the new GPT-5.5 model for eligible users. It also resolves an issue where incorrect fallback content was displayed in the welcome banner. Significant improvements were made to memory diagnostics and logging to aid in debugging performance issues.

This release introduces significant enterprise integration by enabling remote, managed global skills with full UI support. It also improves stability by fixing Out-Of-Memory crashes during long sessions and enhances user feedback with more detailed error messages in the chat interface. Furthermore, task execution has been streamlined by defaulting all commands to background mode, removing the dependency on the VS Code integrated terminal.

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 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 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.