Add BRITECITY IT Health Scanner to Awesome WebMCP list

[britecity-social]

Description

Adds BRITECITY IT Health Scanner to the Awesome WebMCP list.

What it does

BRITECITY is a managed IT services provider (MSP) in Orange County, CA. We've integrated WebMCP using both the declarative and imperative APIs:

Imperative tools:

• run_it_health_scan(domain) — triggers a free IT security scan (DNS, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, SSL, HTTP headers, open ports)
• get_it_health_scan_results() — returns structured scan results with grade, score, and findings
• get_britecity_services() — company info, services, and CTA

Declarative tools (form attributes):

• book_britecity_consultation — Book a Call form with toolname, tooldescription, toolparamdescription on all fields
• submit_britecity_referral — Referral form with same declarative attributes

Why it's interesting

This is a real-world production site (not a demo) using WebMCP to make business services agent-accessible. It shows how a Next.js app can integrate both API styles with zero overhead when WebMCP isn't available.

Example prompt: "Run an IT security scan on acme.com and tell me the results"

Implementation

• Source: webmcp.ts
• React hooks: useWebMCPGlobal() and useWebMCPScanner()
• Root layout mounts a <WebMCPProvider /> component (no-op when navigator.modelContext unavailable)

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