man/aia.1.md in aia-0.5.7 vs man/aia.1.md in aia-0.5.8

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 : begin a chat session with the backend after the initial prompt response;  will set --no-out_file so that the backend response comes to STDOUT.  After the initial prompt is processed, you will be asked to provide a follow up.  Just enter whatever is appropriate terminating your input with a RETURN.  The backend will provide a response to you follow up and ask you again if you have another follow up. This back and forth chatting will continue until you enter a RETURN without any other content - an empty follow up prompt.  You may also enter a directive to be processed after which another follow up is requested.  If you have the `--shell` and/or the `--erb` options set you may use those tools within your follow up to provide dynamic content.
 
 `--completion` *SHELL_NAME*
 : Show completion script for bash|zsh|fish - default is nil
 
-`--dump` *FORMAT*
-: Dump a Config File in [yaml | toml] to STDOUT - default is nil
+`--dump` *PATH/TO/FILE.ext*
+: Dump the current configuration to a file in the format denoted by the file's extension.  Currently only .yml, .yaml and .toml are acceptable file extensions.  *If the file exists, it will be over-written without warning.*
 
 `-e`, `--edit`
 : Invokes an editor on the prompt file.  You can make changes to the prompt file, save it and the newly saved prompt will be processed by the backend.
 
 `--shell`
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 `aia` is designed for flexibility, allowing users to pass prompt ids and context files as arguments. Some options change the behavior of the output, such as `--out_file` for specifying a file or `--no-out_file` for disabling file output in favor of standard output (STDPIT).
 
 The `--completion` option displays a script that enables prompt ID auto-completion for bash, zsh, or fish shells. It's crucial to integrate the script into the shell's runtime to take effect.
 
-The `--dump` options will send the current configuration to STDOUT in the format requested.  Both YAML and TOML formats are supported.
+The `--dump path/to/file.ext` option will write the current configuration to a file in the format requested by the file's extension.  The following extensions are supported:  .yml, .yaml and .toml
+
 
 ## PROMPT DIRECTIVES
 
 Within a prompt text file any line that begins with "//" is considered a prompt directive.  There are numerious prompt directives available.  In the discussion above on the configuration you learned about the "//config" directive.