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v0.9.10 · Product update Release notes

No Cookie Banner, a Rebuilt Account, and Selling From Your AI Assistant

Sigrix has removed Google Analytics, so there is no cookie banner to answer; visits are now counted anonymously on Sigrix's own side and deleted after 90 days. Your account gains an activity page, a favourites page, a plugins page and a purchases shelf you can search and sort, and a signed-in cart now follows you between sessions. Buying on a phone puts the buy button above the fold. Sellers see views and sales per listing, are told when a listing is picked or promoted, and can manage listings from an AI assistant through the Sigrix listings MCP server.

SX Sigrix team
Published Sep 22, 2026
Version v0.9.10
Read time 4 min
TL;DR
  • - No cookie banner: Google Analytics is gone, and visits are counted anonymously by Sigrix itself.
  • - Your account in one place: activity, favourites, plugins, and purchases you can search and sort.
  • - A cart that follows you, and a buy button you can reach on a phone.
  • - Sellers see views and sales per listing, and hear when a listing is picked or promoted.
  • - Manage your listings from an AI assistant with the Sigrix listings MCP server.

What shipped

  • New
    No cookie banner
    Google Analytics is removed, so there is no banner to accept or decline.
  • New
    Visits counted by Sigrix
    Anonymous visitor counts are kept on Sigrix's side and deleted after 90 days.
  • Imp
    Search log disclosed
    The privacy policy covers the 92-day search log and says device type, not device identifiers.
  • Imp
    Google Calendar data use, linked
    The disclosure is linked from every footer.
  • New
    An activity page
    What happened on your account, in one place.
  • New
    A favourites page
    The listings you saved, collected on one page.
  • New
    A plugins page
    Your Claude Code plugins get an account page of their own.
  • New
    A payouts page
    Sellers see payouts on a page of their own.
  • Imp
    Purchases you can search and sort
    The purchases shelf is rebuilt, with working search and sort.
  • Imp
    A simpler purchases page
    The progress rail and setup checklist are gone from purchases, product and assistant pages.
  • New
    Your cart follows you
    A signed-in cart is kept on the server between sessions.
  • New
    A first-visit tour
    New members get a short guided tour.
  • Imp
    Buy on a phone
    The buy control sits above the fold, with a steadier sticky buy bar.
  • Imp
    Sign in first on a phone
    A guest finds Sign in at the top of the menu.
  • Imp
    A clearer sign-in hint
    The hint names the listing type that needs an account, as checkout does.
  • Fix
    Forms left open still submit
    An expired session token no longer breaks a form, and refusals stop blaming permissions.
  • Imp
    "Tested on" names its source
    Every "Tested on" claim says where it came from.
  • Imp
    Token cost everywhere
    The tokens per run line reaches every remaining listing type.
  • Imp
    Reviews on more pages
    Agent, assistant and MCP pages get the new review module.
  • Imp
    Crew pages, redesigned
    Crews move to the new listing design, with readable transcripts.
  • Fix
    Crew bundle on the page
    The crew listing page offers the bundle download.
  • New
    Why a skill is not in your feed
    Buyer and seller are told why the plugin feed left a skill out.
  • New
    A way in from the free marketplace
    The free Claude Code marketplace links through to Sigrix.
  • New
    Listings MCP server
    Manage your listings from an MCP-capable assistant with a seller token.
  • New
    Views and sales per listing
    Sellers see views and sales, with views counted on every type.
  • New
    Editor's pick notice
    Sellers are told when a listing becomes the editor's pick.
  • New
    Promoted slot notice
    Sellers are told when a listing goes into a promoted slot.
  • New
    Why a listing is missing
    Your storefront says why a listing is not showing.
  • Imp
    A quality card you can act on
    The listing quality card folds away and points at what to fix.
  • Imp
    A fair review queue
    No single seller can fill the moderation queue.
  • New
    Leave the free marketplace
    Sellers can take their listings out of the free Claude Code marketplace.
  • New
    A page for n8n sellers
    /sell/n8n explains selling n8n workflows on Sigrix.
  • Fix
    Approved count corrected
    The Approved tile on your listings page no longer sticks at zero.
  • Fix
    Draft page stops over-promising
    It no longer says a reviewer is required when one is not.
  • Fix
    Agent compositions saved whole
    Two composition fields dropped on save are now kept.
  • New
    MCP servers on the home page
    A home page section for MCP servers, and sort tabs for sellers.
  • Imp
    Search from the top bar
    The top bar search goes to results, and the duplicate home search is gone.
  • Imp
    A cleaner home hero
    Shorter, without the card grid.
  • New
    Join the waitlist
    Sign up for the waitlist from the home page.
  • Imp
    Quicker navigation
    Page transitions, prefetching and click feedback in the top bar.
  • Imp
    Faster pages
    The home page and marketplace menu do less work per visit.
  • Imp
    Sigrix in your browser bar
    The browser bar takes Sigrix colours, and the site ships a web app manifest.
  • Imp
    Share previews on brand
    Link previews use the new brand artwork.
  • Imp
    Colours per listing type
    Crew cards take the design's purple, skills a sky blue.
  • Fix
    Prompt switcher shows where you are
    The Text and Image switcher marks the active tab.
  • Fix
    Google sign-in button sized
    It matches the buttons beside it.
  • Imp
    Plugin and MCP guides, illustrated
    Both Learn articles gain a diagram and a path to selling.
  • Lab
    Pipeline listings versioned
    Each pipeline listing carries its own version.
  • Lab
    Agent ID for buyers
    A buyer can see the ID of the agent they are running.
  • Lab
    Credentials from the bundle
    A runner reads a declared credential from the bundle's settings file.

Google Analytics has been removed from Sigrix, and the cookie banner went with it. Sigrix now counts visits itself: anonymous visitor numbers, sign-ins per day, the device type and language split, and the country a visitor's address is registered to. Those counts are deleted after 90 days, staff accounts are left out of them, and the search log is kept for 92 days. The privacy policy now says all of this, including that Sigrix records device type rather than device identifiers, and the Google Calendar data use page is linked from every footer.

Your account, in one place

The account section has been rebuilt. A new activity page collects what happened on your account. Saved listings have a favourites page, and your Claude Code plugins have a page of their own. The purchases shelf is rebuilt around what you actually own, with search and sort that work, and the progress rail and setup checklist that sat on purchases, product and assistant pages are gone. A signed-in cart is now kept on the server, so it is still there when you come back. First-time visitors get a short guided tour.

Buying on a phone

On a phone the buy control now sits above the fold, the sticky buy bar measures itself after the page settles, and a guest finds Sign in at the top of the menu. Forms left open in a tab no longer fail on an expired session token, and when something is refused the message no longer blames your permissions.

What a listing tells you

Every "Tested on" claim now names its source. The token cost line reaches every remaining listing type. Agent, assistant and MCP pages get the new review module. Crews move onto the new listing design, with readable transcripts and the bundle download on the page. If the plugin feed leaves a skill out, both the buyer and the seller are told why.

Selling, with the numbers in view

Sellers now see views and sales for each listing, with views counted on every listing type. You are told when a listing becomes the editor's pick or goes into a promoted slot, and your storefront says why a listing is not showing on it. The listing quality card folds away and points at what to fix. No single seller can fill the review queue, so everyone's submissions keep moving. A seller can take their listings out of the free Claude Code marketplace, and n8n builders have a landing page at /sell/n8n.

Manage listings from your AI assistant

The Sigrix listings MCP server connects an MCP-capable assistant to your seller account, so you can work on your listings without opening the site. It uses a seller token you control.

Home and navigation

The home page gains an MCP servers section and seller sort tabs, and its hero is shorter. The search box in the top bar now takes you to results, and the duplicate one on the home page is gone. Navigation uses page transitions, prefetching and click feedback, so moving around feels quicker, and link previews use the new brand artwork.

01 No cookie banner

Google Analytics is gone. Visits are counted anonymously by Sigrix and deleted after 90 days.

02 Your account in one place

Activity, favourites and plugins pages, and purchases you can search and sort.

03 A cart that follows you

A signed-in cart is kept on the server, so it is there when you come back.

04 Buying on a phone

The buy button sits above the fold, and Sign in is at the top of the menu.

05 Views and sales for sellers

See how each listing is doing, and hear when it is picked or promoted.

06 Selling from your assistant

Manage your listings from an AI assistant with the Sigrix listings MCP server.

★ Lab

The Run on Sigrix pilot continues for the founding cohort. Pipeline listings now carry their own version, a buyer can see the ID of the agent they are running, and a runner picks up a credential declared in the bundle's own settings file. This remains a pilot for pipeline listings only, ahead of general availability. Everything else on the marketplace is still delivered as a bundle you run yourself.

Why it matters

Most marketplaces ask you to accept tracking before you can look around. Sigrix now counts what it needs on its own side, keeps it for 90 days, and asks nothing of you. The rest of this release follows the same idea from both sides: buyers get an account that shows what they own and what happened, and sellers get the numbers and notices they need to know whether a listing is working. Fewer questions to answer, more answers to read.

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