Free Stealth Model "code-supernova" Now Available in Cline
Cline's new free stealth model code-supernova is live. 200k context, multimodal support, no usage limits during alpha. Available now in Cline settings.
TL;DR
- Cline just dropped code-supernova, a free stealth model built for agentic coding
- 200k context window, multimodal support (images), no usage limits during alpha
- Available now in Cline settings — select the Cline provider and choose code-supernova
What Dropped
Cline launched a new stealth model called code-supernova today. It's free, built specifically for agentic coding workflows, and available immediately through the Cline provider with no usage limits during the alpha phase.
The Dev Angle
code-supernova brings a 200k context window — enough for most agentic tasks without token anxiety. It supports multimodal inputs, so you can drop in screenshots when debugging UI issues or share architecture diagrams when designing systems. The model was trained specifically for the iterative, tool-heavy workflows that define Cline: reading files, executing commands, making edits, and looping back.
This is a meaningful addition to Cline's provider ecosystem. If you've been exploring alternatives without usage limits, code-supernova removes one friction point entirely — it's free during alpha with no throttling.
The lab distributing the model is actively gathering feedback on real-world performance. Your usage directly improves the model's long-term capabilities, so early adopters aren't just getting free access — they're shaping what this tool becomes.
Should You Care?
If you're already using Cline, this is a no-brainer. Swap in code-supernova and see how it handles your workflow. The 200k context window and multimodal support make it competitive with frontier models, and the zero-cost alpha access means there's no downside to testing it.
If you're evaluating Cline alternatives, code-supernova strengthens Cline's value proposition — you get a capable agentic model without paying per token. That matters if you're running long coding sessions or iterative debugging loops.
The only caveat: it's alpha software. Performance may vary, and the model will change as feedback rolls in. But for weekend projects or testing, the risk is minimal.
Getting started: Open Cline settings, select the Cline provider, and choose cline:cline/code-supernova. Report issues or feedback on Reddit or Discord.
Source: Cline