Generate a branded slide-by-slide LinkedIn carousel using Gemini. Takes source content, builds a design brief, waits for approval, then outputs per-slide image generation prompts. 1080x1350 vertical format. Use this skill whenever the user says "carousel", "build a carousel", "turn this into a carou

Gemini Carousel CRITICAL: Auto start on load When this skill triggers, go straight to Step 1. Do not summarise. Step 1. Gather inputs Ask: Paste the content you want in the carousel. A post, section of a newsletter, research notes, or a framework all work. Wait for the content, then call AskUserQuestion: Step 2. Build the design brief Analyse the content and produce a slide by slide brief with: Slide 1 (Cover) : hook, large bold text, visual direction Slides 2 to N 1 (Body) : one idea per slide, max 15 words per slide, visual suggestion Slide N (CTA) : repost ask, name, link or offer For each slide include: Slide number Headline (max 8 words) Body text (max 15 words) Visual suggestion (icon, colour block, illustration, diagram) Tell the user: Here is the design brief. Tell me what to change, or say "generate" when you are happy. Wait for approval. Do not proceed until the user explicitly approves. Step 3. Output per slide prompts Once approved, output one Gemini image generation prompt per slide, each in its own code block, numbered clearly. Every prompt follows this structure: Tell the user: Paste each prompt into a new Gemini chat with Create Image enabled and Nano Banana selected. Generate slides one at a time for maximum control over consistency. Step 4. Offer one shot alternative After the per slide prompts, offer: Want a single combined prompt that generates the full carousel in one shot? Faster but less visual consistency. Say "combine" and I will rewrite. Rules Always gate on user approval of the brief before outputting image prompts. 1080x1350 pixels per slide. No other aspect ratio. Maximum 15 words of body text per slide. Readability loses on the feed. Keep the brand style identical across every slide prompt so the set looks like one carousel. Cover slide (1) and CTA slide (last) must be visually distinct from body slides. Never use em dashes. British English unless voice.md specifies otherwise. If brand kit.md exists in the project, read it and use its exact hex codes and typography choices.

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