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Cline CLI v3.0.31 Changelog

What changed in Cline CLI v3.0.31, released 2026-06-27 — explained in plain English.

TLDR
  • The app now clearly shows when your subscription covers the costs of your AI requests.
  • It is much easier to manage your subscription and avoid running out of credits.
  • You can now uninstall plugins directly from the marketplace and easily see the skills they include.
  • A few behind-the-scenes fixes make the tool more stable, especially for OpenAI-compatible setups.

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This update is mostly about making subscriptions and credits easier to manage, so you always know what you are paying for. It also introduces some handy plugin management tools and a few technical fixes to keep things running smoothly.

What's new

  • Subscription cost tracking: The app now tells you when the cost of a request is fully covered by your Cline subscription, so you do not have to guess if you are spending extra credits.
  • ClinePass prompts: If you run out of credits, the app will suggest switching to ClinePass (a premium access pass) and will list the features you get with it.
  • Subscription shortcuts: You can now open the subscription page directly from the ClinePass options menu.
  • Plugin management: You can now uninstall plugins right from the marketplace. The app also makes it easier to see "skills" (specific tasks or tools) that are bundled inside a plugin.

Improvements

  • One-shot mode rules: "One-shot mode" is a way to run a single quick command. To prevent errors, the app now strictly requires you to put your prompt in quotation marks when using it.
  • Updated coupon code: The latest promotional coupon code has been added to the system.

Fixes

  • Tool name limits fixed: "MCP" (Model Context Protocol) tools act like extensions that let the AI do extra things. For OpenAI-compatible providers (AI services that work like ChatGPT), tool names that were too long were causing errors. This update caps those names at 64 characters to stop the crashes.

Breaking changes

  • Quoted prompts required: Because of the one-shot mode improvement mentioned above, your old one-shot commands will break if you do not wrap your prompt in quotation marks.

This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Cline CLI official changelog ↗.

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