If you're building Docker images on Windows and sick of losing progress when VS Code's integrated terminal times out, this server lets you offload builds to Windows Task Scheduler instead. You can schedule builds to run at specific times or trigger them on demand, and they'll keep running in the background regardless of what happens to your editor. It's a straightforward workaround for a common Windows development pain point where long-running Docker operations get interrupted by terminal session limits. Reach for it when you need reliable, unattended Docker builds on Windows machines without keeping VS Code open or babysitting a terminal window.
claude mcp add --transport stdio io.github.artemdruzhininad-star-docker-wts-build uvx docker-wts-build