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What it does

Cline · Coding agent with desktop, CLI and extensions

Product and access

Desktop, CLI and editor extensions use the Cline agent core. Desktop offers parallel sessions and schedules; Kanban is documented separately as a preview.

Core features

7 features from provider sources · checked on 9 October 2026. Availability and limits are listed below.

  • Work with files and commands

    Cline investigates project files, edits code and runs shell commands in the project.

    Source 1
  • Use the browser for checks

    The agent can open web pages in a browser and use them for development tasks.

    Source 1
  • Configure tool approvals

    Auto-Approve can be configured separately for reads, edits, commands, browser and MCP.

    Source 3
  • Restore project states

    Checkpoints save project states in a separate Git history and can restore files, the task or both.

    Source 4
  • Desktop sessions and schedules

    Desktop organizes parallel agent sessions and recurring scheduled tasks.

    Source 1
  • MCP and CLI automation

    MCP extends the available tools. The CLI supports programmatic and non-interactive agent workflows.

    Source 1
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  • Model access through Cline Pass

    Optional Cline Pass provides curated open models for IDE and CLI; its API key can also be used in other agents.

    Source 5
02

Does it fit my task?

Practical tasks

Editorial examples based on documented features. No product tests performed.

01

Work on a bug with a checkpoint

Your input
A local repository, a reproducible bug and targeted test commands.
Possible result
A diff with a check log and a restorable starting point.
What to check
Check commands, the diff, tests and the scope of restoration.
02

Schedule recurring code checks

Your input
A desktop project, review instructions and the desired schedule.
Possible result
Scheduled agent sessions with reports on the selected parts of the project.
What to check
Check model access, file permissions and the sessions actually executed.
EDITORIAL EXAMPLE

A local repository, a reproducible bug and targeted test commands.

Your possible prompt

Read the project rules. Investigate [error], propose a small change, and run the relevant checks. Show me the diff and any remaining uncertainties.

Getting-started idea based on documented capabilities. Not an executed product test. Adapt the task, data, and permissions.

Requirements and limits

  • Requirement

    Model access by surface

    Desktop supports open models; editor extensions offer Cline access or your own provider keys. Check access for the selected surface.

    Source 2
  • Limitation

    Desktop platform statements differ

    The installation guide lists macOS and Windows beta. The Cline Pass page also lists Linux for desktop v0.0.38. The overview still labels Kanban as a preview.

    Source 5
  • Limitation

    Automatic command approval

    The distinction between safe and other commands uses a model decision. YOLO Mode automatically approves a substantially broader range of actions.

    Source 3
03

Can I use it?

Europe & regional availability

Initial review of the linked product source. European availability of individual features remains to be established.

Reviewed scope: Product overview; not a complete country and feature audit
Reviewed on:

  • Evidence incomplete

    Feature availability still unclear

    This profile lacks reliable, feature-specific information for Europe. Before choosing, check country, plan and connected model services with the provider.

    Region, reason and source

    Region covered: EU/EEA, United Kingdom and Switzerland: to be checked separately

    Regulatory reason: not documented

    Official source · docs.cline.bot

Europe and regulation explained
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Cost and effort

Prices and included usage

Pricing checked

The open extension is free; model inference is paid by usage or through the optional ClinePass. Enterprise uses a separate agreement.

PlanPriceIncluded
Open SourceUSD 0 software fee

Free extension with your own API key or Cline provider; model usage separate.

Price source
ClinePassUSD 9.99 per month standard price; an additional processing fee may apply

Curated open models for Cline IDE and CLI without your own provider keys.

Price source
EnterpriseCustom pricing

Team administration, centralized billing, SSO, SLA and JetBrains extension.

Price source
  • ClinePass publishes no fixed token count per plan; the page specifies usage allowances. BYOK and Cline provider are billed at the applicable model price.
  • The general pricing page describes the free open-source offering without a subscription. The separately documented ClinePass is an optional model subscription.

Pricing details

Setup

Install a surface, select model access and configure the project and approvals

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Evidence and open questions

Open points

The reviewed sources contain no reliable information on these points. A gap says nothing about the product.

Not yet researched

  • Accounts & permissions
  • Operation & oversight

Europe: evidence incomplete

Sources and evidence

Official product documentation reviewed. Workflows and assessments are editorial; hands-on product tests are outside the scope of this directory.

Editorial team: Michael Meierhoff · sources reviewed on . Provider information is not independent evidence of performance.

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How we assess the sources

Provider

Cline Bot Inc. operates Cline services and develops coding tools for desktop, terminal and editor. The free extension is complemented by model usage and a separate enterprise offering.

Operator
Cline Bot Inc.
Organization
Company
Website
cline.bot
Repository
cline/cline
GitHub stars
70,039 · Reviewed
License
Apache-2.0
Provider sourcesSource 1 Source 2 Source 3 Source 4 Reviewed