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Introducing Cline (formerly Claude Dev), an AI assistant that can use your CLI aNd Editor. v2.0 brings exciting updates: responses are now streamed into your editor, a cancel button for better control over tasks, a new XML-based tool calling prompt resulting in ~40% fewer requests per task + better... show more

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Jamie Dubs1 year ago

i've used many similar tools and think yours is my favorite by a long shot. please keep up the great work. Would be thrilled to pay for it too

Philip Fung1 year ago

The reduction in requests is huge! Hitting Claude limits daily by the previous inefficiency in requests. Nice job figuring that out and showing your thought process there .

Matt Ahlborg1 year ago

I've been loving Claude Dev. Good idea on the name change too!

Scott Vickrey1 year ago

I have grown to excitedly look forward to your weekly updates. I knew last week you had to be working on something big when there was no update. I make lots of mistakes and really needed that cancel button bad! These were all good picks for the update. I look forward to spinning some AI electricity meters with it. Thank you again.

しとちゃ！1 year ago

I'm so glad you're alive. And I'm happy about the new Claude dev features. I love it!!

Madhukar Kumar1 year ago

Love it. Will be giving this a try today

Prompt Coding 🇰🇷🇨🇦🇺🇸1 year ago

can this replace @cursor ?

Matthew Sabia1 year ago

Ooouuuu bb you shouldn't have 😍

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