Cline Community
https://github.com/cline/cline-community- Category
- Developer Tools
- Rank
- No. 2097Tools index
- Pricing
- Open Source
- Type
- TOOL
- Builder
- cline
- GitHub
- 23 stars
- Date
About
MCP server for reporting issues and traces to Cline, with Cline.
What it does
Cline Community turns issue drafting into a guided assistant workflow. It collects operating system, IDE, installed Cline version, API provider, and model details, adds them to the user’s description, previews the finished report, then creates the GitHub issue through the local GitHub CLI.
Why it's ranked here
Its narrow scope is also its strongest argument. Previewing before submission gives users a clear checkpoint, while automatic environment details reduce repetitive bug-report questions. The workflow is practical for Cline users, but installation, local metadata access, and GitHub CLI authentication keep it from being a lightweight universal reporter.
What's good
The preview step separates inspection from publication, reducing accidental or incomplete submissions. Label inputs come from an allowed set. Metadata discovery covers three major desktop platforms and three related editors. Reports can include the latest model and provider recorded for the most recent task, giving maintainers useful context without asking users to copy it manually.
Tradeoffs
Users must clone the repository, install dependencies, build the server, and configure a local Node command. GitHub CLI must be installed and authenticated, with login potentially requiring terminal interaction. Metadata discovery depends on Cline’s task directories and supports only VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
How to use it well
Use it when Cline users regularly file reproducible GitHub issues and maintainers benefit from consistent environment context. Keep preview approval enabled, inspect descriptions for secrets, then submit only after checking labels and captured metadata. It does not cover non-GitHub trackers, unsupported editors, or systems where local task metadata is unavailable.
Technical notes+
package.json defines a private ES module package with TypeScript compilation, watch, prepare, and MCP Inspector scripts; its sole runtime dependency is the Model Context Protocol SDK. tsconfig.json targets ES2022 with Node16 modules, strict checking, and src as the compilation root. src/index.ts creates an MCP Server over stdio, validates report arguments, restricts labels to a fixed list, invokes the gh subprocess, and scans platform-specific Cline task directories. Metadata selection chooses the highest numeric task directory across supported IDE locations, then selects the model-usage entry with the latest timestamp. README.md documents source installation, GitHub CLI authentication, MCP configuration, previewing, and submission.
Observed
- Primary language
- TypeScript targeting ES2022
- Packaging
- Private npm package using ES modules and compiled from source
- Install surface
- Clone the repository, run npm install, then run the build script
- Interface
- Model Context Protocol server using stdio transport
- Runtime integration
- Creates GitHub issues through the locally installed and authenticated GitHub CLI
- Platform support
- Windows, macOS, and Linux
- IDE support
- VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf
- Runtime dependencies
- Model Context Protocol SDK is the sole declared production dependency
Read from README.md, package.json, src/index.ts, tsconfig.json.
What it can do
Report issues to Cline
Issue details and error information → Issue report submitted to Cline system
Submit execution traces to Cline
Application execution trace data → Trace data uploaded to Cline for analysis
Log debugging information to Cline
Debug logs and diagnostic data → Debug information recorded in Cline system
Send error reports with context
Error messages and application context → Structured error report delivered to Cline
Transmit performance metrics to Cline
Application performance data → Performance metrics logged in Cline monitoring
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