Agentic Exploration: a new livestream series for developers using Cline

AI-assisted coding is moving fast. New models, new tools, new workflows; what works today might look different in six months. If you're building with Cline, you're probably feeling this. Features ship every week or two. Provider integrations expand. The landscape keeps shifting.

Staying current takes effort. You can read changelogs, follow release notes, experiment on your own. But that's time you could spend building. And it doesn't give you the broader context; what's happening outside Cline that might affect how you work.

We wanted a dedicated space where developers can catch up in one place, hear directly from the people building this stuff, and get perspective on where things are heading. That's why we're launching Agentic Exploration as a regular series.

We ran a few early sessions last year with the Minimax and Gemini 3 teams. Both brought valuable perspective on the current state of AI development and showed us that this format works. Developers got direct access to the people building the models they use every day. Now we're making it a recurring thing.

Each session starts with recent Cline releases. We'll walk through new features, show how they work in practice, and explain the thinking behind design decisions. If you've skimmed a changelog and wondered how a feature actually fits into your workflow, this is where we connect those dots. You can ask questions in real time.

Then we bring in guest speakers. These are industry experts working on problems adjacent to what we're building; people shipping AI tooling, infrastructure, and developer experience improvements. They'll share what they're seeing in the field, what's working, and what's next. The goal is to give you perspective beyond just Cline updates so you can stay oriented on where AI-assisted development is heading.

Agentic Exploration runs every other Thursday at 9 am PT. Each session is about an hour. We'll announce specific guests and topics ahead of each one.

If you use Cline regularly and want to stay current without reading every release note, this is for you. If you're evaluating Cline and want to see it in action with commentary, this is also useful. And if you're just interested in how AI coding tools are evolving, the guest speaker segments will be worth your time.

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If you have questions or topic suggestions, drop them in our Discord or Reddit. We're shaping this series around what the community wants to learn.