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v0.9.6 · Product update Release notes

Skills Install Straight into Claude Code, and Publishing Becomes a Conversation

Skills you buy now install into Claude Code from a private feed of everything you own, added with a single command, refreshed as you buy and revoked when you refund. A public free feed opens qualifying skills to anyone. Publishing turns into a conversation, with moderators leaving notes on individual fields and sellers fixing them in place instead of guessing at a rejection. Plus a welcome coupon that applies itself at checkout, topical categories across the catalogue, crews on every marketplace surface, and a rebuilt product page.

SX Sigrix team
Published Jul 28, 2026
Version v0.9.6
Read time 5 min
TL;DR
  • Skills you buy install into Claude Code from your own private Sigrix feed, added once and updated as you work.
  • A public free feed lets anyone add qualifying free skills to Claude Code without an account.
  • Rejections become corrections: moderators annotate individual fields, sellers fix them in place and resubmit.
  • New members earn a 15% welcome coupon after a short getting started quest, applied automatically at checkout.
  • Crews now appear across the whole marketplace, with cover art and category counts, not just their own page.
  • Products get a rebuilt detail page with a staged "How it connects" diagram and a shorter five step publish wizard.

What shipped

  • New
    Add to Claude Code
    Install a purchased skill into Claude Code from your Sigrix feed, from the skill page, your library or straight after purchase.
  • New
    Your private plugin feed
    Everything you own in one feed, refreshed when you buy and revoked when you refund.
  • New
    Feed access tokens
    Create, name and revoke feed tokens from your account page. Stored hashed at rest.
  • New
    Public free feed
    Qualifying free skills available to anyone, with no account required.
  • New
    Welcome coupon
    15% off for new members, valid fourteen days, earned by completing a short getting started quest.
  • New
    Coupon auto apply
    The welcome coupon surfaces on your account and the marketplace, and applies itself at the payment step.
  • New
    Review reward coupons
    Leave a review after a purchase and a reward coupon is issued, withdrawn if the review is removed.
  • New
    Promotions across the site
    Timed promotions on home, browse and dashboard, with an announcement bar that respects dismissal.
  • New
    Corrections instead of rejections
    Moderators request changes on a listing and sellers see exactly which fields need work.
  • New
    Field level review notes
    Notes attach to the field they refer to, inside the publish wizard.
  • New
    Corrections for every type
    The corrections flow covers prompts, products, crews and MCP servers.
  • New
    Product detail page v2
    A rebuilt product page led by a staged "How it connects" diagram.
  • New
    Composed product bundles
    Sell several products as one purchase, with contents snapshotted at the moment of sale.
  • New
    Topical categories
    Browse by subject area, curated and backfilled across the existing catalogue.
  • New
    MCP servers and prompts in assistants
    The assistant building blocks wizard now picks MCP servers and prompts.
  • New
    What's inside, on assistants
    Buyers see what an assistant is composed from and which runtimes it supports.
  • New
    Storefront extras
    Add an announcement, featured listings, an FAQ and the languages you work in.
  • New
    Two way feedback conversations
    Reports sent from the Hub become a conversation you can reply to on a private link.
  • New
    Guest checkout clarity
    The payment step states what a guest purchase gives you, alongside the refund guarantee.
  • Imp
    Crews across the marketplace
    Crews browse alongside every other type, with cover art and category counts.
  • Imp
    Marketplace mega menu
    The Marketplace dropdown becomes three columns, with Sellers moved inside it.
  • Imp
    A five step product wizard
    Pricing folds back into Basics, shortening the product publish flow.
  • Imp
    Guided publishing
    Progressive disclosure and a submit checklist replace one long form for prompts and products.
  • Imp
    Product editor upgrades
    Cover upload, tags, character counters and a category gate before submit.
  • Imp
    A real profile page
    Hero stats show your actual listings, earnings and rating, with avatar and cover uploads.
  • Imp
    Profile and storefront split
    Personal identity and shop presentation are edited separately, one home per field.
  • Imp
    MCP review status on the form
    The MCP form shows its status, and why a server was rejected.
  • Imp
    More cover presets
    Greater variety in pre rendered covers, with accents per listing type.
  • Imp
    Faster pages
    Shared caching for anonymous browsing and stale while revalidate on the home page.
  • Fix
    Real prices on detail pages
    Listing pages show the actual price, and free claims are gated on it.
  • Fix
    Approved products look right
    Approved products no longer render as free assistants on cards.
  • Fix
    Home page after approval
    Approving a product listing no longer breaks the home page.
  • Fix
    Crews and MCP servers in galleries
    Listing galleries no longer exclude crew and MCP server types.
  • Fix
    No repeated follow ups
    Post purchase follow up emails no longer spam buyers.
  • Fix
    Dark mode contrast
    Product listing types and Free prices are readable in dark mode.
  • Fix
    Mobile drawer
    Toggling the theme no longer closes the drawer.
  • Fix
    Stripe status on your profile
    Connection status now reflects the current state.
  • Fix
    Access follows settled payment
    Purchase grants wait for settled payment, and failed webhook events stay retryable.
  • Fix
    Founding seller fee everywhere
    The 15% founding seller fee applies on every checkout path.
  • Fix
    Fresh listings after status changes
    Marketplace and home caches refresh when a listing's status changes.

Sigrix v0.9.6 is about the distance between buying something and using it. Until now that gap was a download. This release closes it.

Add to Claude Code turns everything you own into a live feed. Buy a skill, add your Sigrix feed once, and install from it with a command. The feed is private to you, it lists exactly what you have bought, and it refreshes when you buy again. Refund something and access is withdrawn cleanly rather than lingering. Feed access is controlled by tokens you create, name and revoke from your account page, and they are stored hashed at rest. You will find Add to Claude Code on skill pages, in your library and on the screen straight after purchase.

There is a public free feed too. Qualifying free skills are available to anyone through an open feed, with no account and no token. It is the shortest possible path from hearing about Sigrix to running something from it.

Publishing changed shape. Until now a listing was approved or rejected, and a rejection told you little. Now moderators can request corrections, leaving notes against the specific fields that need work. Sellers open the publish wizard, see each note beside the field it refers to, make the fix and resubmit. It works for prompts, products, crews and MCP servers. The MCP form also shows its own review status and the reason a server was turned down. Moderators can now open the full listing and the deliverable bundle before deciding, so reviews are made on the whole thing rather than a summary.

Buying got cheaper for newcomers. New members complete a short getting started quest and earn a 15% welcome coupon, valid for fourteen days. It shows on your account, on the marketplace and on the welcome page, and it applies itself at the payment step rather than asking you to remember a code. Leaving a review after a purchase issues a reward coupon, withdrawn if the review is later removed. Timed promotions now run across the home page, browse and your dashboard, with an announcement bar that remembers when you have dismissed it.

The catalogue is easier to move around. Topical categories group listings by subject area, curated and backfilled across the existing catalogue, with the empty category counts fixed. Crews now sit alongside every other type in browse, with proper cover art and their own category counts, rather than living only on their own page. The Marketplace dropdown is a three column mega menu with Sellers folded into it.

Products caught up with the rest of the catalogue. The product detail page has been rebuilt around a staged "How it connects" diagram that shows what a product touches and in what order. The publish wizard for prompts and products moves to a guided layout, with progressive disclosure and a submit checklist instead of one long form, and pricing folds back into Basics so a product is five steps. Cover upload, tags, character counters and a category gate all arrive in the product editor. Composed product bundles let you sell several products as one purchase, with contents snapshotted at the moment of sale so a later change does not rewrite what someone bought.

Assistants keep composing. The building blocks wizard now picks prompts and MCP servers as well, and buyers see a What's inside panel with a wider runtime matrix, so it is clear what an assistant is made of and where it runs before paying.

Your seller presence separated properly. Profile and storefront are now edited apart, with one home for each field. Hero stats show your real listings, earnings and rating. Avatar and cover uploads work with a save state indicator, and storefront extras cover an announcement, featured listings, an FAQ and the languages you work in.

Elsewhere, reports sent from the Hub are now two way conversations you can reply to on a private link, guest checkout spells out what you get and the refund guarantee before payment, listing pages show real prices with free claims gated on them, and pages paint sooner thanks to shared caching for anonymous browsing. We also fixed approved products showing as free assistants, a home page failure after product approval, crews and MCP servers missing from listing galleries, repeated post purchase emails, dark mode contrast on prices and listing types, and a mobile drawer that closed when you toggled the theme.

01 01 Add to Claude Code
02 Buy a skill and install it from your own private Sigrix feed, refreshed as you buy
03 02 A public free feed
04 Qualifying free skills are open to anyone, with no account and no token
05 03 Corrections, not rejections
06 Moderators annotate individual fields and sellers fix them in place, then resubmit
07 04 A welcome coupon that applies itself
08 15% off after a short getting started quest, added automatically at the payment step
★ Lab

The plugin feed is going out in stages behind an ops runbook and a smoke checklist. If a skill you own does not yet show Add to Claude Code, it is on the way. Crew publishing remains with founding sellers ahead of general availability, and AI Workforce is still marked experimental.

Why it matters

A marketplace is only worth as much as what happens after checkout. If buying a skill leaves you with a file and a README, the sale is where the value stops. The plugin feed moves the finish line: what you own becomes a live source your tools read from, so buying again adds to it and refunding removes from it, without you managing anything. That also changes what a seller is selling. A skill is no longer a one time download that ages out of date on someone's disk. It is a component in a feed you can keep improving.

For sellers, the corrections flow removes the worst part of publishing, which is the silence after a rejection. Knowing that field seven needs a clearer description is actionable. Being told no is not. Field level notes mean a listing gets to live faster, with fewer round trips, and both sides spend less time guessing.

And the welcome coupon plus the public free feed exist for the same reason: the first experience should cost nothing to try and very little to buy. People who have already run something free are the ones who buy.

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