Connect FeatQ to Bolt
Bolt is an AI app builder, not an MCP client, so it does not connect to the FeatQ server directly. (MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the standard coding agents like Claude Code use to call FeatQ tools.) With Bolt the loop is: install the feedback widget with one prompt, let users vote, then paste the top spec from your board into Bolt to build it.
Setup: one prompt
Paste this prompt into Bolt. Replace YOUR_BOARD_SLUG with the slug from your board URL.
Add this script tag just before the closing body tag of my app: <script src="https://featq.com/widget.js" data-board="YOUR_BOARD_SLUG" async></script>Bolt places the script tag and your app gets a floating feedback button connected to your board.
To ship the winners: copy the top-ranked spec from your board (Generate spec on any request, or this API call) and paste it into Bolt’s chat.
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer fq_YOUR_KEY" https://featq.com/api/v1/top-specWhat it looks like in practice
Shipping a voted-for feature in Bolt looks like this:
You: [paste the FeatQ spec for "Export to PDF", your top request with 27 votes and 8 comments] Implement this spec. Bolt: The spec calls for a PDF export of the report view, filename from the report title, and the multi-page handling raised in the comments. Adding a client-side export now... Bolt: Done. There is an Export PDF button on the report toolbar. You: [back on FeatQ, mark "Export to PDF" as done. FeatQ updates your changelog and emails the voters.]
One quirk to know
Bolt runs your app in an in-browser environment, and previews can be strict about third-party scripts. The widget loads from your FeatQ origin over plain HTTPS with no dependencies, but if the button does not show in the preview, check the published version of your app; that is what your users see.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about agents, voting, embeds, and pricing.
Bolt’s agent is scoped to building your app; it is not a general MCP client you can point at external tool servers. The widget plus paste-the-spec flow gives you the same collect-votes, ship-winners loop.
It is one small async script that injects a button. The board itself only loads when a user opens the widget.
Your board ranks requests by votes plus half-weight comments, with older requests fading over time. The top-spec API call returns a build-ready spec for the current number one.
Mark the request done on your board. FeatQ publishes the shipped item to your public changelog and emails everyone who voted for it.
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