Dali by Lulu
The prediction MCP that helps you save the AI generation tax
Dali by Lulu launched on July 9, 2026 with 15 votes, #1,090 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
The prediction MCP that helps you avoid the AI generation tax. Most AI generation failures are prompt failures. You can't tell the difference until after you've burned the token. Dali scores your prompt before you generate — so you never waste a credit on a bad prompt again. Every wasted generation has a real cost (a Seedance retry is ~$6) — the live dashboard tracks what the community has saved by catching bad prompts before they burned a credit.
AI creative-intelligence scoring for Midjourney, Veo, Imagen, and more — scored against 3,800+ live winning ads before you spend generation credits.
Every other tool grades your ad after you make it. Dali grades it before — while it's still a prompt, before a single credit is spent. A conversion predictor, not a prompt toy: Dali scores your creative against 10,000+ ads from the live market — 3,800+ proven winners — shows the exact attributes lifting conversion in your category, then rewrites the prompt to include them. Scored in seconds against 3,808 ads winning in the market right now — see the real brands yours looks like, and exactly what to fix before you spend. Generate → score → publish → learn. Connect your ad accounts and Lulu runs the winning-ad loop for you — autonomously. Dali grades the prompt 0–100 on craft (the signals…from app.getlulu.dev
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