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The latest 1.5 models from v0 are available in Cline. Specialized in frontend code generation for React and Next.js, here's what makes them different and how to set them up: 🧵

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Cline1 year ago

Unlike general-purpose models, v0 1.5 was built specifically for web development.

Cline1 year ago

The results speak for themselves: - v0-1.5-md: 93.87% error-free generation - Claude 4 Sonnet: 64.71% - GPT-4.1: 58.82% - Gemini 2.5 Pro: 58.82% That's a massive difference for frontend work. (per v0 evals)

Cline1 year ago

Setting up v0 1.5 in Cline: 1. Open Cline model selector 2. Choose "OpenAI Compatible" as API Provider 3. Base URL: 4. Paste your v0 API key 5. Model ID: v0-1.5-md 6. Click Save

Cline1 year ago

Pricing is straightforward: - Input: $3/1M tokens - Output: $15/1M tokens You'll need a v0 Premium or Team plan to access the API.

Cline1 year ago

We've been testing this and the quality for React/Next.js components is impressive!

Cline1 year ago

The combination of Cline's workflow with v0's frontend specialization creates a powerful setup for web development. Docs:

Cline1 year ago

Try Cline today 👇

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@v0 code with v0, then move on

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