Trusted by 5M+ developers, the Cline CLI brings autonomous coding directly to your command line. Fully open source, redesigned from the ground up. Features parallel agents, headless mode for CI/CD, and ACP support for any editor (Zed, Neovim).
It brings the full agentic loop to the terminal. The big updates are parallel agents (spinning up multiple instances) and a headless mode that lets you pipe content directly into CI/CD workflows.
It also supports Agent Client Protocol, so you can connect it to editors like Neovim or @Zed.
Very nice, congrats! Curious, what unique features do the enterprise clients get? To what extent do you customize things for them?
Very curious to connect and learn your experience with going from open-source (Free) to enterprise deals -> we just launched 2 days ago our product (starnus.com) and we plan to start our open-source projects and build that into a path to developers and enteprise deals too
The parallel agents feature is compelling for complex multi-file refactoring tasks. Curious about the headless mode for CI/CD: how does it handle agent failures mid-pipeline? Is there built-in retry logic or structured output for failure diagnostics that can be parsed by CI systems?
parallel agents in terminal is a game changer. been wanting headless CI/CD for agent workflows
Hi everyone!
Cline CLI 2.0 is here.
It brings the full agentic loop to the terminal. The big updates are parallel agents (spinning up multiple instances) and a headless mode that lets you pipe content directly into CI/CD workflows.
It also supports Agent Client Protocol, so you can connect it to editors like Neovim or @Zed.
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My favorite part was definitely seeing @sdrzn demo how to make ascii cline follow your mouse:
So dope, totally worth wrapping into a skill:)