Document the --temp-role CLI flag rename
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> **Renamed from `.prompt`:** this command used to be called `.prompt`. That name now invokes MCP server prompts
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> (see [`.prompt`](#prompt---invoke-an-mcp-server-prompt) below). If you have muscle memory or macros built around
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> `.prompt <text>`, update them to `.temp-role <text>`.
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> `.prompt <text>`, update them to `.temp-role <text>`. The CLI flag followed the same rename: use `--temp-role <text>`
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> (the old `--prompt` flag is unbound and rejected).
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# Temporary Roles
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Coyote also enables you to create temporary roles that will be discarded once you're finished with them. This is done via
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the `.temp-role` REPL command (previously named `.prompt`; that name now invokes [MCP server prompts](REPL#prompt---invoke-an-mcp-server-prompt))
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or the `--prompt` CLI flag:
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or the `--temp-role` CLI flag (previously `--prompt`, which is now unbound):
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