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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...

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Jamie Dubsvor 2 Jahren

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

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Philip Fungvor 2 Jahren

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 .

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Matt Ahlborgvor 2 Jahren

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

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Scott Vickreyvor 2 Jahren

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.

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しとちゃ!vor 2 Jahren

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

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Madhukar Kumarvor 2 Jahren

Love it. Will be giving this a try today

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Prompt Coding 🇰🇷🇨🇦🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

can this replace @cursor ?

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Matthew Sabiavor 2 Jahren

Ooouuuu bb you shouldn't have 😍

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