Sepo Website brings the Sepo experience to any site. One script tag adds a floating trigger — a pill or the Sepo mascot — that opens a side drawer where visitors can read and join GitHub-backed discussions, browse issues and pull requests, annotate the page, and talk to @sepo-agent without leaving the page they’re on.
You’re looking at it right now: the mascot in the corner of this page is Sepo Website running on the docs.
What’s in the drawer
- Discussions — GitHub Discussions-backed page comments, mapped to the page you’re on.
- Issues and pull requests — browse, open, comment, and react; signed-in users can act on them directly.
- Page annotations — select content on the page and hand the generated Markdown to an issue or PR comment.
- The agent — the composer offers
@sepo-agentinsertion and typed@/#autocomplete, so dispatching agent work from your website is one mention away.
Everything is backed by a repository you choose: comments are GitHub Discussions, actions go through the GitHub API, and the same record your team sees on GitHub is what visitors see on the site.
Where it fits
Sepo Website is built on a Giscus-compatible widget, so existing giscus-style embeds keep working, and it powers the drawer on Sepo preview deployments — including per-branch previews with a built-in branch switcher and deployment awareness.
Ready to try it? Add it to your site.