I've been using tod as an MCP server and wanted to see if the team would be interested in adding it to the Docker MCP Registry.

The registry has become a common way to manage MCP servers across clients, and the contribution process is fairly lightweight. A Dockerfile and a server.yaml with metadata and config schema.

This would be valuable for a few reasons:

• The Docker MCP Toolkit lets users discover and manage MCP servers from a single place across clients (Claude Code, VS Code, etc.)
• tod is already a solid MCP server, so it would be a natural fit
• OneDev users would get one-command setup via docker mcp add tod
• The registry's config schema has built-in support for secrets and environment variables, which could work well as an alternative to ~/.todconfig in a containerized setup

Thanks for considering it!