Without ssh-agent to login, how to entry my key authentification passphrase

Robot Framework
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How to automate key passphrase entry process with robotframework without using an ssh-agent ?

Is It possible to use an alternate passpharse entry such as following? But with a such solution I loose RF login framework.

*** Settings ***
Library    SSHLibrary
Library    OperatingSystem

*** Variables ***
${HOST}           example.com
${USERNAME}       user
${PRIVATE_KEY}    /path/to/private/key
${PASSPHRASE}     YourPassphraseHere

*** Keywords ***
SSH Login With Passphrase
    [Arguments]    ${host}    ${username}    ${private_key}    ${passphrase}
    ${output}=    Run Process    ssh -i ${private_key} ${username}@${host}    stdout=PIPE    stderr=PIPE    stdin=PIPE
    ${stdout}=    Get From Handle    ${output.stdout}
    ${stderr}=    Get From Handle    ${output.stderr}
    Should Not Contain    ${stderr}    Enter passphrase
    Should Contain    ${stdout}    ${username}@${host}'s password:
    Write    ${output.stdin}    ${passphrase}\n
    ${stdout_after_passphrase}=    Get From Handle    ${output.stdout}
    Log    ${stdout_after_passphrase}
    Close All Handles

*** Test Cases ***
Example Test
    SSH Login With Passphrase    ${HOST}    ${USERNAME}    ${PRIVATE_KEY}    ${PASSPHRASE}
    # Perform other actions
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Unfortunatly, RF sshlibrary do not support passphrase, default is none, but paramiko api support passing passphrase…

I think I can add New feature to support passphrase from Client Configuration settings…

Source code link for RF sshlibrary for login with public Key:

Source code link for paramiko lib:

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Extracted comments from parakimo source code, connect function:

If a private key requires a password to unlock it, and a password is
passed in, that password will be used to attempt to unlock the key.
[…]
:param str password:
Used for password authentication; is also used for private key decryption if passphrase is not given

Why using same password for login and to unlock authentification keys?