Robin Newhouse

Want to hear me ramble about harnesses? Now you can! Watch it here: youtu.be/C0HpBQCJq-A

@arafatkatze Aw thanks @arafatkatze! I wouldn't be even close to where I've gotten without learning from you.

There's really something special about people without computer science backgrounds entering into AI. The wealth of AI has been able to attract them from different fields and they end up performing better than those with a more traditional background because they don't think the same way. There's a guy @cline who has a Phd in Particle Physics and he has worked @CERN And now he is working on Applied AI research with us( @RobinNewhouse). IIRC @AmandaAskell does not have a traditional ML background and she is the soul of Claude model families. Maybe you don't really need a degree to become a great engineer maybe you are better off just learning and experimenting with things because the time cost of a degree could be too high.

@JuanPa Yiiiiikes...

wild to see how far hackers are willing to go to perform supply chain attacks.

@cline The future is zero lines of code! 🚀

New setting just dropped: Lazy Teammate Mode. Turns Cline into the most useless engineer alive. 8 categories of excuses. Zero lines of code.

The surface of agentic coding keeps changing, and Cline is aiming for where the target will be. My internal testing of the Cline Kanban board has been a really delightful experience. Yesterday I was working on a feature, and found a related bug. Before, I would have to manage extra work trees, collision, context switching, and opening a few different terminals. With Kanban, I just spun up another card on the board, fired it off, and reviewed the PR that Cline made! No interruptions to my existing task. As code generation becomes more solidly implemented and models become more capable, management of cognitive load will be the direction of the next generation of products in this space. I'm really proud of what Cline has created here!

@_rizkydhani @cline Sure can! docs.cline.bot/core-features/…

@cline can we use our own OpenAl-compatible keys? looks promising!

Introducing Cline CLI 2.0: An open-source AI coding agent that runs entirely in your terminal. Parallel agents, headless CI/CD pipelines, ACP support for any editor, and a completely redesigned developer experience. Minimax M2.5 and Kimi K2.5 are free to use for a limited time. From prompt to production. All in your terminal.

Releasing Cline CLI 2.0! Part of the Cline open-source project trusted by 5M+ developers. Redesigned terminal UI, parallel agents, ACP integration (use Cline in @zeddotdev, @Neovim , and @emacs), and free @Kimi_Moonshot Kimi K2.5! Read what’s new 👇

5 million installs 🎉 Thank you to the community that built this with us. What started as a lost hackathon project is now one of GitHub's fastest growing AI open source projects with 4,700% YoY contributor growth and 57k stars. To celebrate, we're announcing a $1M grant for open source developers to use Cline on their projects. This is our way of giving back to the community that got us here. Tag your favorite OSS developers below! 👇

@mntruell @chrisbenson swarm or not-a-swarm?

Cursor now uses a swarm of agents. It's faster, can work for longer, and keeps context clean.

Physicis buddies, this one’s for you 💥

@cline @OpenAI This is awesome! This runs like a charm in Cline ✨ And props to OpenAI for letting users make use of their tools as they see fit instead of saying "wait, but not like that."

Bring your ChatGPT subscription to Cline for inference. We partnered with @OpenAI to let you use your existing subscription. Sign in and access all the models in your subscription. No API keys, flat-rate pricing instead of per-token costs. Here is how to enable this:

Cline x OpenAI Use your OpenAI subscript to get robots to write your code! 🤖

@cline @OpenAI This is awesome! This runs like a charm in Cline ✨ And props to OpenAI for letting users make use of their tools as they see fit instead of saying "wait, but not like that."

@Sideology @sdrzn Me too! We’ll look into it

@sdrzn Would love to get a cline integration on Linear

This is heartbreaking, this guy's company banned all AI tools for data privacy, and he said "watching competitors move faster while we do everything manually is frustrating." This is why we made @cline BYOK, so you can use any model, provider, even hook it up to ollama 🧵. .

@flaviocopes Don't forget .cline/skills 😉

How did we end up here?

@Bear_In_Site @cline Cline Skills follows the Anthropic spec, though other implementations can load more stuff into the front matter. Existing skills work great with Cline. Rules (always on) and workflows (triggered by slash command) still have their place, but yes, skills are dynamically loaded!

Is this feature identical with Anthropic skills? Rules and workflows seem deprecated by skills. At least in the limit. Skills seem better in theory because they are loaded dynamically/contextually, the model decides what info is needed as it's needed. Rules and workflows are just hard coded always on skills

Cline 3.48.0 is out 🚀 Two big additions: • Skills compatibility - package domain expertise into modular instructions that load only when needed • Websearch tooling - Cline can now search the web directly (faster than browser screenshots) Full details below

@Bear_In_Site @cline Thanks! Written with @cline itself 😊

As I predicted, @cline basically copied Anthropic skills. I just didn't expect they'd implement it within the first two weeks of the year. Crazy kudos to the @cline team x.com/i/status/20097…

@vercel Nice infra upgrade from the @cline team! @vercel AI Gateway delivering real latency improvements 🚀

Cline is now powered by Vercel AI Gateway. Across 1M+ developers, Cline is already seeing: • 43.8% fewer errors • 10–14% faster P99 streaming latency • Up to 14.4% faster P99 on model-specific tests Here’s why they rolled it out ↓ vercel.com/blog/cline-on-…