@VnetLink: Not sure how many people are still paying for AI hegemony... Let me whisper: Cline on VSCode can use free models, the newly released Qwen 3.7 Max offers 20M free tokens daily with full 1M context.

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The blogger reminds users that the Cline extension on VSCode can use free models, especially the newly released Qwen 3.7 Max which offers 20M free tokens daily with 1M context length.

Not sure how many people are still paying for AI hegemony... Let me whisper: Cline on VSCode can use free models, the newly released Qwen 3.7 Max offers 20M free tokens daily. Context is full 1M. https://t.co/IELVg6JP2o
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Not sure how many people are still paying into the AI hegemony…

Just a whisper: the Cline extension on VS Code supports free models. The newly released Qwen 3.7 Max offers 20M free tokens daily.

Full 1M context. https://t.co/IELVg6JP2o

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