Enable agentic work

Open your properties to create an agent token

Choose a product workspace to reach the token tools, then create a newly scoped owner token. The token belongs to your owner account—not only that property—so protect it in the agent's server-side secret manager. Its secret is shown only once.

Choose a property and create an agent token

Install the widget

Copy the property-specific snippet from your VoteWant setup page and paste it immediately before your site’s closing </body> tag.

<script src="https://votewant.com/votewant-widget.js" data-board="your-board-slug" data-label="Send feedback"></script>

data-board is your property’s identifier. Keep it exactly as VoteWant generated it.

Place the launcher where your interface needs it

Add an empty element where the feedback entry point belongs, then set data-target to its CSS selector. Without it, the button appears immediately after the script tag.

<span id="feedback-entry"></span>
<script src="https://votewant.com/votewant-widget.js" data-board="your-board-slug" data-label="Send feedback" data-target="#feedback-entry"></script>

The standard VoteWant template remains the foundation. You can choose the launcher accent, shape, contrast, and placement; VoteWant attribution, the accessible modal, Close button, Escape, and outside-click behavior remain part of every installation.

<script src="https://votewant.com/votewant-widget.js" data-board="your-board-slug" data-label="Send feedback" data-theme="light" data-shape="pill" data-color="#7c3aed"></script>

Only the documented style tokens are accepted. Custom scripts, arbitrary CSS, and removal of VoteWant attribution are not supported.

Install with a coding agent

Your coding agent needs access to the site repository. Copy the agent instructions from the property setup page; they direct it to add the exact snippet, avoid unrelated scripts, and verify the modal.

What visitors experience

The button opens a focused feedback modal. Visitors can close it with the Close button, Escape, or a click outside the modal.

Your property stays private while you prepare it. The button becomes available to visitors after you activate the property publicly.

Installation evidence

When a browser loads the installed script, it sends a minimal installation observation back to VoteWant. Your setup page's evidence check reads that server record; it never marks an installation complete merely because a button was clicked.

Manage the active board

After activation, Manage property opens board activity rather than replaying setup. Review incoming requests, external votes, comments, and local lexical duplicate candidates there. Widget installation and launcher appearance remain available in a secondary section whenever you need to change the integration.

Installation complete?

Continue to server-side automation

Keep the public widget credential-free. The next step shows how a trusted server-side agent reads product evidence and submits sourced requests with an owner token.

Next: automate with the API