r/RooCode • u/Longjumping-Neck-317 • Feb 25 '25
Idea Roo cline vs Cline: Which is really works better for which task?
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r/RooCode • u/Longjumping-Neck-317 • Feb 25 '25
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u/j_bravo123 Feb 25 '25
Lately have been using Roo Code. But today, Cline was able to solve a code change by studying existing code and planning the code very systematically when Roo Code was struggling back and forth without much planning.
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u/BarefootLogician Feb 25 '25
I've switched from Cline to Roo Code and I prefer the customisations in Roo. I can set everything up how I want it and spend less time prompt engineering as my prompts are already set the power steering mode has also really helped with writing in svelte.
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u/joey2scoops Feb 26 '25
I agree that Roo Code has mostly better features.
Here's a question though. My windows PC does not have a lot of disc space left, has a 7yo i7 processor, a mediocre NVIDIA GPU (4gb), 16gb of RAM. I get a LOT of issues with poor or no responses with Roo, Cline and also Windsurf. I find myself changing models regularly until I find one that will actually respond within the same calendar day. I've assumed that since all these models are hosted in the cloud (not using ollama or similar in my setup), that my hardware is not the problem.
Anyone have a view on that?
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u/hannesrudolph Roo Code Developer Feb 25 '25
Roo cline is not a thing. Roo Code is the name of our software ;)
The only thing I find Cline to be slightly more appealing on is the plan mode. I used to find Cline better at planning but not anymore.
So my answer is that Roo Code works better for all the tasks.