> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.pagent.ai/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Cookiebot > Pass your visitors' Cookiebot consent to pagent. pagent loads early and reacts to your visitors' consent: it reports pseudonymous data before consent and stores its persistent cookies only after an **opt-in**. Two cookies are set without it: `_pgnt-seed`, which keeps test groups stable for a day, and `_pgnt-opt-in`, which stores the visitor's choice. List them in your cookie declaration. Your cookie banner tells pagent about the visitor's choice through two commands. See the [consent guide](https://www.pagent.ai/docs/guides/integration/consent.md) for how pagent handles consent, including the strict option that holds back all data until opt-in. ## 1. Keep Cookiebot from blocking pagent With Cookiebot's automatic blocking, mark the pagent snippet with `data-cookieconsent="ignore"`, so it loads before the page shows. pagent then follows the visitor's choice from step 2. ```html theme={"dark"} ``` Keep the Cookiebot script itself first in ``, as Cookiebot requires. ## 2. Pass the consent to pagent Add this script after the pagent snippet. It sends `opt-in` when the visitor accepts **statistics** cookies, and `opt-out` otherwise, on every page load and whenever the visitor changes their choice: ```html theme={"dark"} ``` Prefer another category? Replace `statistics` with `marketing` or `preferences`, to match how you describe pagent in your cookie declaration. ## Check it worked 1. Open your site in a private window and accept statistics cookies. 2. In your browser's developer tools, check that pagent's cookies starting with `_pgnt` appear. 3. Open **Cookiebot → Change your consent**, decline statistics, and check that they're removed again, except `_pgnt-seed` and `_pgnt-opt-in`, which now reads `false`. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.