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Cline on Windows: what it can do on your computer

Cline · Code editor extension, Terminal program (CLI), Desktop app · Reviewed on 10 November 2026

In short

By default, without asking you, it can read files anywhere with its file tools, edit files anywhere with its file tools, reach any web address and use every tool of its MCP servers, add-ons that give it extra tools, such as access to other services.

What it can do by default

According to the vendor's documentation or source code, before you change any setting.

ActionWhereBy defaultNoteSource
Read filesAny pathWithout askingOfficial source
Edit filesAny pathWithout askingA fresh install reads and edits files without asking.Official source
Run commandsAll commandsAsks firstOfficial source
Connect to the internetAny websiteWithout askingIts browser tool runs without asking.Official source
Use MCP tools (add-ons)All MCP toolsWithout askingOne setting, on by default, approves every MCP tool.Official source

"Asks first": the action needs permission. Depending on the mode it starts in, you give it, or another AI model does.

What RosmarOps does with this agent

Evaluated since RosmarOps 0.10.0: RosmarOps reads its configuration on your computer, without network access, and gives it an Agent Posture Score from 0 to 100: how much it can reach with the permissions it has today.

Security change history

Only changes that affect what it can do on your computer or with your accounts. Nothing is deleted: corrections stay on record.

No security changes recorded yet.

Sources and data

Vendor's reply

None received. If the vendor sends one, it is published here, signed and dated, without changing anything above.

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Read from the vendor's documentation and source code, each fact with its date and source. Not a security guarantee or advice.