docs: add tori-cli to goodies list

[thobiasn]

Adds Tori to the goodies page. It's a lightweight Docker monitoring & alerting tool (single binary, SSH-only, no exposed ports) that complements Dokploy nicely for users who want server/container monitoring without a full Grafana+Prometheus stack.

Greptile Summary

Adds Tori CLI to the goodies list - a lightweight Docker monitoring and alerting tool that complements Dokploy for users seeking simple container monitoring without complex infrastructure.

• The new entry is correctly numbered as item 9
• Minor formatting inconsistency: missing colon after tool name (compared to most other entries)
• Note: Pre-existing issue in file - items 5 and 6 both use number "5" (not caused by this PR)

Confidence Score: 5/5

• This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk - it only adds a documentation entry
• The change is a simple addition to a documentation file with no code or logic changes. The only issue is a minor formatting inconsistency that matches some existing entries but differs from the majority pattern.
• No files require special attention

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[greptile-apps]

missing colon after "Tori" - other entries use format **Tool Name**: Description

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	9. **Tori**: Lightweight Docker monitoring & alerting, single binary, SSH-only, no exposed ports [Github](https://github.com/thobiasn/tori-cli)
	9. **Tori**: Lightweight Docker monitoring & alerting, single binary, SSH-only, no exposed ports [Github](https://github.com/thobiasn/tori-cli)

[Siumauricio]

How does integrate with dokploy? I don't see any guide integrated with dokploy

[thobiasn]

How does integrate with dokploy? I don't see any guide integrated with dokploy

i actually built tori after switching to dokploy and loving it but needing a simple monitoring/alerting solution that it doesn't have built in. it doesn't integrate with dokploy directly, its more of a companion tool for monitoring the docker environment that dokploy deploys to. you run the tori agent alongside dokploy on the same server and it monitors all your containers (health, resources, logs) and alerts you when things go wrong via email or webhooks.
the readme includes a docker compose setup that works well on a dokploy server. happy to tweak the description to make that clearer if you want! also totally understand if it doesn't fit the page since its not directly dokploy related, no hard feelings either way.