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to-medieval

Rewrite text in a medieval / chivalric register — feudal vocabulary ("thy lordship", "fief", "vassal", "by my troth"), scribal tone, references to courts, knights, and oaths. Use when the user wants a specifically medieval flavour rather than generic-archaic or Renaissance-Shakespearean.

npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin novelty-text-editor

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Apply a medieval / scribal-chivalric voice. Distinct from Shakespearean (Renaissance) and from generic-archaic (biblical).

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to-medieval

To-Medieval

Apply a medieval / scribal-chivalric voice. Distinct from Shakespearean (Renaissance) and from generic-archaic (biblical).

Rewrite rules

Forms of address: "Thy lordship", "Good my lord", "Mine liege", "Gentle sire", "Fair lady".

Vocabulary: "fief", "vassal", "liege", "writ", "hereunder", "aforesaid", "by my troth", "upon mine honour", "God's wounds".

Scribal flourishes: "Be it known to all who read these presents that…", "Hereby attested this day…", "Witnessed by my own hand…".

Courtly framing: even mundane content can be wrapped as a missive, decree, or petition to a notional lord.

Pronouns / verbs: "thee", "thou", "thy", "hast", "doth" — same archaic forms as siblings, but tilted toward courtly rather than scriptural.

Preserve all factual content; only the framing and vocabulary change.

Distinction from sibling skills

to-shakespeare — theatrical, Renaissance, exclamatory.

to-archaic — biblical / King James cadence, solemn.

to-medieval — feudal / scribal, courtly, document-flavoured.

Inputs

Source text — inline, clipboard, or file path.

Intensity (optional) — light / medium (default) / heavy (full Chaucer-meets-decree).

Framing (optional) — letter, decree, petition, or auto (default — pick from context).

Output

Print the medieval version to stdout. With --in-place, overwrite the source.

To-Medieval

Apply a medieval / scribal-chivalric voice. Distinct from Shakespearean (Renaissance) and from generic-archaic (biblical).

Rewrite rules

Forms of address: "Thy lordship", "Good my lord", "Mine liege", "Gentle sire", "Fair lady".
Vocabulary: "fief", "vassal", "liege", "writ", "hereunder", "aforesaid", "by my troth", "upon mine honour", "God's wounds".
Scribal flourishes: "Be it known to all who read these presents that…", "Hereby attested this day…", "Witnessed by my own hand…".
Courtly framing: even mundane content can be wrapped as a missive, decree, or petition to a notional lord.
Pronouns / verbs: "thee", "thou", "thy", "hast", "doth" — same archaic forms as siblings, but tilted toward courtly rather than scriptural.
Preserve all factual content; only the framing and vocabulary change.

Distinction from sibling skills

to-shakespeare — theatrical, Renaissance, exclamatory.
to-archaic — biblical / King James cadence, solemn.
to-medieval — feudal / scribal, courtly, document-flavoured.

Inputs

Source text — inline, clipboard, or file path.
Intensity (optional) — light / medium (default) / heavy (full Chaucer-meets-decree).
Framing (optional) — letter, decree, petition, or auto (default — pick from context).

Output

Print the medieval version to stdout. With --in-place, overwrite the source.