to-shakespeare

name	to-shakespeare
description	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.

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.