You're going to be my carousel designer. First, learn my brand. Ask me one question at a time: my brand colours (hex codes if I know them, or I'll just describe them), my fonts (or the vibe: clean, playful, bold), how I talk (I'll paste a couple of my captions), and who my audience is. When you've got it all, save it as a file called brand.md and use it for every carousel we make from now on.

Here's a folder of photos of me. Go through every photo and build me a photo index that records, for each one: where my face is (left, right, centre, top or bottom), whether it's landscape or portrait, the vibe (professional, casual, fun), and whether there's clear space for text. From now on, when you design a slide with a photo, check the index first and never place text over my face. Rotate through different photos so my carousels don't all look the same.

Using my brand file, write me a carousel about [YOUR TOPIC]. Slide 1 is a cover with a bold hook. Slides 2 to 4 are one idea each, short headline plus two lines max. Slide 5 is proof, a screenshot or a result. The last slide tells people exactly what to do next. Write it like I talk, not like a brochure.

Now design these slides at 1080 by 1350 pixels using my brand colours, my fonts, and the photo index rules. One idea per slide, big readable text. Show me the design, and when I approve it, export every slide as an image I can post.

When a slide mentions a tool or a result, take a real screenshot of it and frame it neatly on the slide instead of describing it in words. If you can't reach the site, tell me and I'll grab the screenshot myself.

Turn everything we just set up, my brand file, the photo index rules, the slide structure and the design settings, into a skill called carousel-creator, so next time I can just give you a topic and get finished slides back.