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Cline

Cline is an open-source coding agent for editors and the command line that reads repositories, plans tasks, edits files, runs commands, uses browsers, and connects through MCP.

Last Update: August 23, 2026

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Starting price $20/month

Tool Information

Cline works as an agentic software collaborator rather than a simple autocomplete tool.

A developer can give it a goal, review its proposed operations, let it inspect relevant files, apply multi-file changes, execute tests, use external tools, and select models from many providers or local runtimes.Because the agent can run commands and change a repository, use it on a branch with a clean status and explicit scope.

Protect secrets, approve commands individually, review diffs and dependencies, validate migrations, run security and regression tests, monitor inference costs, and require expert review for authentication, billing, infrastructure, and production deployment.

F.A.Q (20)

Cline is an open-source coding agent for editors and the command line that reads repositories, plans tasks, edits files, runs commands, uses browsers, and connects through MCP.

Its reviewed capabilities include Open-source VS Code extension, Command-line coding agent, Repository-aware planning and edits, Command execution with approval, Browser and computer-use workflows, MCP tool marketplace, Bring-your-own-key model access, Local and hosted model support.

Start from the official homepage, create an account if required, provide only authorized inputs, configure the workflow, and review the result before final use.

It is designed for people or teams that need the workflow described in this listing. Fit depends on integrations, limits, data sensitivity, and required oversight.

The Visit Tool button opens the main official homepage: https://the tool.bot/

A permanent free plan was not confirmed. Review the current offer on the official homepage.

The reviewed starting offer is $20/month. Billing periods, credits, taxes, and renewal terms can change.

A free trial was not confirmed in the available source data.

Confirm cancellation, refunds, seats, credits, limits, exports, integrations, commercial rights, renewal, and taxes at checkout.

Yes. Generated or automated output can contain incorrect assumptions, missing details, artifacts, or unintended actions.

Use the minimum authorized data and review retention, deletion, training, subprocessors, permissions, and sharing settings.

Commercial use depends on the plan, input ownership, provider terms, third-party rights, and applicable law.

No. Human direction, domain expertise, quality assurance, and accountable approval remain necessary.

Open-source VS Code extension; Command-line coding agent; Repository-aware planning and edits; Command execution with approval; Browser and computer-use workflows; MCP tool marketplace; Bring-your-own-key model access.

Use clear goals and examples, keep inputs accurate, test in small steps, compare variations, and correct weak output before scaling.

The official web product is available from the main homepage. Any browser, extension, desktop, mobile, or API requirements should be confirmed there.

Integration availability varies by plan and can change. Connect only necessary services and review requested permissions.

Team suitability depends on seats, workspaces, collaboration, roles, audit history, and administrative controls in the selected plan.

Check the current account and billing terms for cancellation timing, continued access, refunds, and data export or deletion.

This listing was assembled on August 23, 2026. Its logo and homepage image came only from the local TaskBoosters archive.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Open-source
  • Features Plan/Act modes
  • Has MCP integration
  • Terminal-first workflow support
  • Command-line interface
  • Offers GUI
  • IDE plugin versatility

Cons

  • Relies on terminal-first workflows
  • Doesn't support non-IDE applications
  • Restricted to code-based workflows
  • Limited non-codebase applications
  • Restricted to large codebases
  • Lacks mobile app support
  • Limited GUI

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