Carousel Brief (Global)

A carousel is not a stack of images — it is a sequence, and every slide has to pull the reader to the next one. Slide 1 decides whether anyone swipes. The final slide must carry a clear CTA. Never invent the content: if something is missing, ask the user first.

Information gathering

Read .agents/product-marketing-context-global.md, the brand guideline, and the source content if available. If the user has not supplied content, ask up to 4 questions:

1. Topic and source content? Is this carousel adapted from an existing piece, or written from scratch?
2. Objective and funnel stage? Education, proof, offer, tips, story, or comparison — TOFU, MOFU, or BOFU?
3. Channel and slide count? Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn — how many slides (5-7 recommended)?
4. Copy and tone? Is the per-slide copy written already, and should the tone be conversational, professional, bold, or story-led?

Principles