Cline Desktop Launches AI Agent Workspace for macOS & Windows
Cline Desktop offers an open‑source AI workspace with parallel agents, task scheduling, checkpoints, branching, and a plugin marketplace, now on macOS and Windows.
Cline Desktop has been released. A workspace with open source code for models with open weights
> You can import context from other agents for programming
> Run agents in parallel
> Schedule tasks so they run autonomously
> There is a Marketplace with plugins, MCP‑servers, and skills.
While working, Cline creates checkpoints, so you can roll back if an agent goes the wrong way. You can also branch a session from any message and try a different approach without losing the first.
Internally, free models DeepSeek V4 Flash, GLM 5.3 Flash, and Laguna S 2.1 are already available.
You choose the model and provider and launch. Everything is 100 % with source code.
The early version is already available for macOS and Windows.
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