Yes
Just asking it "Where does the check for X take place" where there's tons of inheritance and auto-constructor magic in a codebase I rarely touch, it does a pretty good job of showing me the flow of logic
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Helped: Finding logic flow in complex, rarely touched code.
… I have only used cline for about a week, but honestly I find it useful in a (imo badly organized) codebase at work as an auto-grepper. Just asking it "Where does the check for X take place" where there's tons of inheritance and auto-constructor magic in a codebase I rarely touch, it does a pretty good job of showing me the flow of logic.