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to-shakespeare

Rewrite the user's text with Shakespearean / Early Modern English flourishes — "thou", "thee", "verily", elegant antiquated phrasing — while keeping the meaning and overall tone professional. Use when the user wants a stylistic rewrite into Shakespearean voice.

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

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Rewrite text with a few touches of Shakespearean language. The tone should remain professional and clear; flourishes enhance rather than overwhelm.

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To-Shakespeare

Rewrite text with a few touches of Shakespearean language. The tone should remain professional and clear; flourishes enhance rather than overwhelm.

Inputs

Source text — passed inline, from clipboard, or from a file path.

Intensity (optional) — light (default), medium, heavy. Heavy goes full Bard; light just sprinkles a few "thou"s.

Rewrite rules

Salutation: formal greeting with a slight Shakespearean touch (e.g. "Dearest [Name]" or "Good [Name]").

Body: insert a few carefully chosen Shakespearean words or phrases — "thou", "thee", "thy", "hast", "wouldst", "verily", "prithee", "forsooth". Use sparingly at light/medium; liberally at heavy.

Maintain clarity. The message must remain comprehensible.

Closing: courteous and professional with a hint of Shakespearean style (e.g. "With great esteem," or "Thy faithful servant,").

Preserve all factual content, names, dates, numbers, links unchanged.

Output

Print the rewritten text to stdout. If the user passed a file with --in-place, overwrite it; otherwise leave the source untouched.

To-Shakespeare

Rewrite text with a few touches of Shakespearean language. The tone should remain professional and clear; flourishes enhance rather than overwhelm.

Inputs

Source text — passed inline, from clipboard, or from a file path.
Intensity (optional) — light (default), medium, heavy. Heavy goes full Bard; light just sprinkles a few "thou"s.

Rewrite rules

Salutation: formal greeting with a slight Shakespearean touch (e.g. "Dearest [Name]" or "Good [Name]").
Body: insert a few carefully chosen Shakespearean words or phrases — "thou", "thee", "thy", "hast", "wouldst", "verily", "prithee", "forsooth". Use sparingly at light/medium; liberally at heavy.
Maintain clarity. The message must remain comprehensible.
Closing: courteous and professional with a hint of Shakespearean style (e.g. "With great esteem," or "Thy faithful servant,").
Preserve all factual content, names, dates, numbers, links unchanged.

Output

Print the rewritten text to stdout. If the user passed a file with --in-place, overwrite it; otherwise leave the source untouched.