Cline Plugin for Claude Code and Codex
A and plugin that delegates coding tasks to the , so implementation work runs on a flat-rate subscription or any provider you have configured in Cline, rather than the orchestrating 's own budget.
What it is
This is a plugin for Code and Codex that hands coding tasks to the Cline CLI. The point is cost: implementation runs on a flat-rate ClinePass subscription by default, and the orchestrating agent's own metered budget is spared. The stays in charge of planning and review; the routine typing is delegated.
ClinePass is only the default. A Run can target any provider and model already configured in Cline (OpenRouter, a direct provider key, or a project-local profile) through a --provider, --model, or --profile flag. Named profiles resolve to a provider-and-model pair before the Run starts, and a project can add its own in a config file at the repo root.
How it works
Every command is one self-contained Cline Run. There is no server, no daemon, and no shared session state, so a Run either produces a diff in your working tree or it does not. Each command is a thin Markdown wrapper around a single dispatcher script that shells out to one cline --json subprocess and relays the parsed result.
delegate runs a task and shows git diff --stat; review pipes a diff to Cline in plan for a read-only critique; usage reports credit and window state; profiles lists the available model targets; and model-feed turns a Model Discovery Feed into project-local model profiles. Nothing is auto-committed. The working tree is the checkpoint, and every Run's output carries a machine-readable trailer so cost and model can be rolled up reliably.
Field-tested on real builds
The delegation workflow was stress-tested by building two public games end to end: a Snake and a Tetris, each first as a terminal game and then a more advanced second version. Cline did most of the implementation; the Claude and Codex side mostly acted as an escalation point and reviewer. The exercise exposed sharp edges that fed back into the plugin's own delegation checks and model guidance.
Current state
Active and public on the plugin marketplace, verified against a pinned Cline CLI version. The runtime code has zero npm dependencies and is covered by 's built-in test runner.