As a bundle

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.mcpb is an MCP Bundle, a zip holding a local MCP server plus a manifest.json describing it. A client that supports the format installs it when you open the file. Build one from a clean checkout:

.venv/bin/python scripts/build_mcpb.py

It writes dist/td-atlas-<version>.mcpb, regenerates packaging/manifest.json from pyproject.toml, and writes dist/server.json. That last file is the submission for the official MCP registry, and it carries the SHA-256 of the bundle built beside it.

The download URL inside that submission names a GitHub release that does not exist yet. scripts/publish.sh is what creates the release. Until you run it, build and open the bundle locally only. What that script checks first, and what it does not check, is written at the top of scripts/publish.sh.

The bundle carries neither the index nor the bridge. The index is built on your machine from your installation and holds machine-specific values, and the bridge needs td-atlas install and one pasted line. So a bundle install gives you the project-file tools immediately and tells you which command unlocks the rest.