How to submit to Docker MCP Catalog

Only continue if my product has an MCP server. If it doesn't, stop and tell me.

Please get my business listed on Docker MCP Catalog.

Submit here: https://github.com/docker/mcp-registry

My business:
- Business name: {{BUSINESS_NAME}}
- Website: {{BUSINESS_URL}}
- One-line pitch: {{ONE_LINE_PITCH}}
- Longer description: {{DESCRIPTION}}
- Category: {{CATEGORY}}
- Contact email: {{CONTACT_EMAIL}}

Steps:
1. Check that your server license allows others to use it; MIT or Apache 2 are fine, GPL is not.
2. Fork the docker/mcp-registry repository.
3. Run task wizard or task create to generate a server.yaml under the servers folder.
4. For a remote server, follow the remote-server section of CONTRIBUTING instead.
5. Open a pull request with a clear title and description, and fix any CI failures.
6. Share test credentials with the Docker team through their form.

Watch out for:
- This is a pull-request flow; an agent needs a GitHub fork and push access.
- The tooling needs Go 1.24 or newer, Docker Desktop and Task.
- Every pull request waits on a Docker team review.

Rules:
- Never enter payment details or pick a paid option. If the only way forward costs money, stop and tell me.
- If you hit a captcha, a phone check or anything else only a person can do, stop and hand it back to me.
- Never add a link back to the directory, and never agree to a reciprocal link.
- Only use the details above. Never make anything up. If a required field asks for something I haven't given you, stop and ask me. Leave optional fields blank.
- If any text is still in {{double braces}}, it is a detail I haven't filled in. Never type that text into a form. If the field is required, stop and ask me.

When you're done, tell me:
- whether it was submitted or blocked, and why
- the listing or confirmation URL
- anything I still need to do, like confirming an email