Cline's editor extension and command-line tool save pages into your Showspace on your Mac and can use all twenty of the app's commands.
Cline is an open-source coding agent. It edits files and runs commands in your folder, asking for approval as it goes. You can ask it to write an HTML project page.
On a Mac it comes three ways: an extension for VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains and similar editors, a command-line tool, and a new desktop app that runs sessions in any folder. Developers are its main audience.
Here is a starter prompt. How well it works depends on how your AI is set up, so adjust it to fit yours.
Build an interactive page about this project: a chart of commits per week that animates in, the dependencies from its package file in a table you can sort, and a checklist of the TODO notes in the code grouped by folder. Save it as a single self-contained HTML file in my Showspace, then open it in lite.computer.
Yes. Cline saves HTML pages into your Showspace, and lite.computer shows each one as it lands. Once it is connected to the app, it can open pages and arrange windows there as well.
Cline is free for individual developers. You pay only for the AI model, either with your own provider key or through Cline's own provider, and a ClinePass monthly subscription is also offered.
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Last checked September 14, 2026.
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