Payouts in the US and Canada, crews and playbooks for every seller, and Bailey 0.1

For sellers

Get paid from the United States and Canada. Sellers there can now open a Stripe payout account and be paid for their sales, as sellers across Europe already could. Choose your country under Payouts & selling in Settings before you connect Stripe, since Stripe fixes an account's country when it opens one. New to selling here? Sell on Sigrix explains how it works: you keep 80% of every sale, or 85% as a founding seller, with no monthly or listing fees.

Two more kinds of listing, for every seller. Every seller can now publish a crew: build it from your own persona and prompts, test it, and submit it for one review together with its parts. A crew goes on sale once a moderator has approved it and every part it ships, and its buyers download the version that was approved. A product can now be a playbook: a process a business runs by hand, sold as files described by a playbook.json in Muster, the open format we published in October. Its page shows every visitor what is inside before they buy. Start either one from Publish.

Skills that ship their documents. A skill can carry reference files in references/ beside its SKILL.md, and every download of the skill carries them too.

See where your money is. Payouts shows what you have earned this month, this quarter and in total, with a chart of the last twelve months. It lists every transfer a page at a time, with the orders behind each one, and a button opens your own Stripe dashboard. When a full refund or a bank dispute takes back one of your sales, Sigrix now tells you in the app, and by email unless you have turned sale emails off, naming the listing and the order.

Editors that show the result. Every editor now shows what the buyer gets, read from the download it builds, so it never lists a file the download does not hold. The assistant, image prompt, n8n workflow and MCP server editors open with a short tour on your first visit and link a finished example to work from.

For buyers

Run what you buy with Bailey. Bailey 0.1, our open-source app, runs an assistant you buy on your own computer with your own AI key. Start it with uvx bailey, or with its Docker image, which brings what an assistant's tools need. Every assistant's page now says how to install its download: in Bailey, under Assistants, choose Install a solution, then the ZIP or the folder it unpacks to.

Or use it in Claude Code. Free solutions are in Sigrix's free plugin feed for Claude Code, each as one plugin with its skills and its tools, and a solution you buy reaches your own plugin feed the same way. You do not need Bailey to use one. Your feed is under Plugins.

Know what you are getting. An assistant's page shows up to ten examples, and one that comes with skills or MCP servers says which app its download is built for, before you buy. A playbook's page shows what is inside. Once you buy an MCP server, its page shows how to add it to Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code, and its download sets up all three.

Checkout, tested end to end. We ran the whole purchase flow, paid and free, in carts, with coupons and as a guest, and fixed every problem it found. Each item in an order now arrives under its own name with a link that opens it, a guest back from a free checkout is told how to keep what they got, and a refunded purchase stays on your shelf, marked, instead of reading as owned.

Find things faster. Every listing page, hub and account page moved to the new design. Home and marketplace pages that had not been visited for a while load faster, and so does search. The marketplace has an Agent tab beside Crew, personas are under Prompts, and the home page's newest listings come from different creators.

Announced earlier in this release

• MCP server listings are open to every seller: list a server free by its launch command, or upload one for Sigrix to review and deliver to its buyers.
• Publish a listing without leaving your editor: draft, check and submit listings from Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor or VS Code with sigrix-mcp.
• The roadmap has a page of its own, kept up to date by the changes that ship.
• Herald, our open-source tool for posting one announcement to every channel you use, is published, and so is Muster.
• Signing up for these updates now asks you to confirm by email, and every update email has a one-click unsubscribe.