Scitor

Scitor

Scitor — GitHub-native customer support

mvanoudheusden
@mvanoudheusden
Published on Jul 13, 2026
Visit site
0 PeerPush
🔥
Awarded
Trending Now
PeerPush

Details

Follow on
Pricing
Subscription
Platforms

Discovery signals

How AI and people discover Scitor on PeerPush

Category standing 30dCategory standingWhere this product ranks by AI reads against every other product listed in its category.
Top 10%

By AI reads among AI tools

757 AI reads in the last 30 days, ranked against every AI tool listed.
PersistenceRead streakConsecutive days, counting back from today, that AI has read this listing every single day.
100 days

Read by AI every day

Read by AI every single day since launch.
MCP citations all-timeMCP citationsHow often AI tools pulled this listing through MCP, and its typical position in those results.
32 pulls

Top 5 in MCP results

AI tools pulled this listing via MCP, typically in the top 5 results.

About Scitor

If you're building a dev tool on GitHub, why manage support in a separate SaaS with its own logins, its own database, and no connection to your code? Scitor turns inbound emails into GitHub Issues. You reply by commenting, type /send, and the reply goes back to the customer as a normal email. Your entire support queue lives in the same UI you already use for everything else. No new infrastructure. The knowledge base is a docs/ folder in your repo. The chatbot on your site reads from those same markdown files. Config lives in .github/scitor.yaml — reviewed in PRs, rolled back with git. Extras you'll actually use: AI triage on every inbound (summary, category, sentiment before you open it), /block-sender for spam, CSAT built in, and GitHub Workflow triggers on new Issues so you can automate whatever you want.

Screenshots

Screenshot 1 of Scitor
Screenshot 2 of Scitor
Screenshot 3 of Scitor
Screenshot 4 of Scitor
Screenshot 5 of Scitor

Reviews (1)

Average 5.0 out of 5

5.0

Based on 1 review

5
1
4
0
3
0
2
0
1
0
Georgebrn

super nice product bro. really like it !

Comments (2)

mvanoudheusden
@mvanoudheusden

Built this after Gmail forwarding didn't scale for my own dev tool. Wanted support that stayed inside GitHub. Happy to answer questions.