Summary of findings (sources: cline.bot, docs.cline.bot, GitHub). Note: direct access to https://cline.sh failed due to an SSL certificate verification error (hostname mismatch), so information below was collected from the project's public sites (cline.bot, docs.cline.bot) and the GitHub repository. Short description: Cline is an open-source, client-side AI coding agent that plans, executes, and audits multi-step coding tasks. It is model-agnostic (bring your own API keys or providers) and emphasizes transparency, security, and auditability. Architecture & core features: Cline runs client-side so code and project state remain on the user's machine. It provides two main workflows: Plan (deep planning and multi-step task breakdown) and Act (execute changes with visible diffs). Observability features show actions, diffs, and token/context usage and provide an auditable history of steps. Tooling includes a VS Code extension, a CLI, and a JetBrains extension (teams). It supports multi-root workspaces, a Marketplace of tools/providers (MCP), and integrations such as CI parity and OpenTelemetry exports. Model/provider support referenced includes OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), Google/Vertex, AWS Bedrock, OpenRouter, and self-hosted endpoints. The project also references a Model Context Protocol for connecting to DBs/APIs/docs and provider configuration guides. Pricing & plans (as presented on cline.bot/pricing and related docs): Open Source (individual) is free; users pay only for AI inference (bring-your-own API keys or chosen providers). Teams are noted as free through 2025; after that the site/docs/news reference a transition and an example price of $20/mo/user. Team features include centralized billing, RBAC, a team dashboard, JetBrains extension, and priority support. Enterprise is offered as a custom plan with SSO, SLA, dedicated support, audit logs, advanced configuration and fine-grained permissioning; some enterprise features are marked as "coming soon." The project emphasizes that Cline does not mark up model inference — users pay providers directly or use Cline Teams billing options. Docs & onboarding: docs.cline.bot contains quick start, configuration and model selection guides, MCP developer docs, best practices, model selection guidance, plan-and-act feature docs, and provider configuration pages (examples referenced: Claude, Z AI). Model comparison and pricing pages are also highlighted in documentation. Project repo / open source: GitHub repository at https://github.com/cline/cline containing source, issue tracking, and contributor guidance. Recent news cited from project blog/coverage: company announced funding (reported as $32M seed + A) and launched "Cline Teams" as an enterprise offering; coverage and blog posts live on cline.bot. Notes on data provenance and next steps: cline.sh could not be fetched directly due to an SSL certificate hostname mismatch (CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED). The information above is derived from cline.bot, docs.cline.bot, and the GitHub repo. Next-step options provided: attempt a relaxed-certificate fetch of cline.sh (not recommended for security reasons) or proceed using cline.bot/docs.cline.bot sources to pull additional requested details (full pricing text, install commands, exact Team pricing table, MCP marketplace items, or copies of specific doc pages).