EAS offers two focused endpoint products, a recurring R&D feed, and three bounded service levels for buyers who want diagnosis, configuration, or implementation.
Explicit scope boundaries Repeatable workflows No unsupported guarantees
INPUTSTRUCTURED WORK
01Capture
02Structure
03Apply rules
04Reuse
Small systems. Clear jobs.
Product shelf
Two endpoint products + one recurring feed.
The self-serve shelf stays simple: two separate $299 Windows products backed by protected EAS execution, plus the $29.99/month Context R&D Feed.
For recurring knowledge workflows
AI Context Continuity Kit
$299one time
One structured source. Repeatable context. Clear outputs.
Stop rebuilding the same context every time you use AI. The AI Context Continuity Kit is the EAS starter system for turning one supported structured source into consistent, reusable outputs using the same explicit rules every run.
One structured source. Two clear output tiers. The same rules every time.
For developers & technical operators
Developer Context Logger
$299one time
Turn technical AI work into structured, reusable records.
AI-assisted development produces findings, execution states, metrics, decisions, and next actions that often disappear into chats, terminals, and scattered notes. Developer Context Logger gives that work a consistent structure.
Capture once. Structure consistently. Reuse the technical record wherever the workflow needs it next.
For curious operators
Context R&D Feed
$29.99per month
Research and signals for people building with AI context, agents, and reusable workflows.
Follow what EAS is testing, learning, and finding across AI context, agent workflows, machine-readable discovery, knowledge continuity, AI operations, and emerging tools.
Two deeper newsletter issues each month
One monthly “what matters now” synthesis
Useful experiments, evidence links, and practical context patterns
Implementation notes and reusable assets when relevant
Products and configured services are not the same thing.
AI Context Continuity Kit reuses one supported structured source across free and premium outputs. Developer Context Logger captures technical research and execution records. The service ladder begins only when a buyer wants EAS to diagnose, configure, or implement a workflow for them.
Products: useServices: configureFlagship: implement + test + hand off
Client-owned access stays under the client’s control. EAS does not require or retain personal passwords. Where authorization is required, the client completes the login/consent step or provides an approved service credential.
Questions, answered
Which EAS path fits?
What is on the self-serve shelf?
Two $299 endpoint products—the AI Context Continuity Kit and Developer Context Logger—plus the $29.99/month Context R&D Feed.
What are the service levels?
$1,000 for diagnosis and blueprint, $1,500 for a preconfigured light-touch endpoint package, and $2,500 for one buyer-specific workflow configured, implemented, tested, documented, and handed off.
Do I need to give EAS my passwords?
No. Client-owned accounts stay under client control. You complete required authorization steps or provide an approved service credential when a supported platform requires access.
Buy the tool—or the amount of implementation—you actually need.
Start with a self-serve endpoint product, follow the R&D feed, or choose a bounded service when the workflow needs EAS configuration or implementation.