Developed and delivered the Maven Tools MCP Server registry integration within the docker/mcp-registry repository, establishing a foundation for universal JVM dependency intelligence across build tools. This work involved implementing a production-ready MCP server with advanced analytics and integrating Context7 to provide upgrade guidance, thereby reducing upgrade risk for downstream projects. The solution was built using YAML for configuration, leveraging containerization and DevOps practices to ensure robust deployment and maintainability. Comprehensive documentation accompanied the release, supporting seamless adoption and future enhancements. The project focused on unifying dependency insights across environments, addressing a key challenge in managing JVM dependencies at scale.