Cline CLI v3.0.35 Changelog

This update is all about making the command-line tool more reliable and easier to use, especially if you're working with powerful AI models that generate a lot of text. It matters most to developers who use Cline in their terminal and need their AI assistant to remember instructions accurately without crashing or losing data.

What's new

• ClinePass is live: A feature called ClinePass is now enabled for all command-line users. (Think of it as a fast-pass or authentication feature that makes using the tool smoother).
• New AI provider added: You can now choose Tencent TokenHub as your "provider"—which is just the company supplying the AI brain power behind the scenes.
• Easier subscription management: When you go to your online dashboard to manage your paid subscription, the system now automatically adds a promo code to the link to make upgrading easier.
• Better command history exports: When you save or "export" your past conversations, any structured commands you ran are now formatted neatly so they are easy to read later.

Improvements

• Smoother upgrades: If you are moving from an older version of the app, your old provider settings (the company you used for AI) will automatically switch to a recommended default so you aren't left guessing.
• Better terminal commands: When the app tells the system to run a command, it now correctly labels it as a "shell string" (a specific text format that your computer's command line understands safely).
• Updated AI menu: The built-in list of AI models you can choose from has been refreshed to include the newest options available from the companies that make them.
• Recovered chats: If your interactive chat session ever glitches or goes missing when reading messages, the tool is now smarter about recovering that lost conversation.

Fixes

• Fixed the "instant amnesia" bug: Some AI models that write a ton of text (like MiniMax M3) were accidentally triggering an "auto-compact" feature right away. This basically squished your very first prompt so aggressively that the AI forgot your actual task and only saw the system wrapper (the invisible formatting instructions). This is now fixed, so the AI remembers your first instruction perfectly.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.