What problem does it solve? Handling values produced over time—paginated APIs, event listeners, file I/O, and socket data—requires backpressure-aware streaming rather than one-shot effects, and getting concurrency, encoding, and resource cleanup right in Effect v4 is error-prone without guidance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Stream Creation & Transformation: Construct streams from iterables, effects, paginated APIs, async iterables, DOM events, callbacks, and Node.js readable streams, then map, filter, scan, group, debounce, and throttle them. - Encoding & Decoding: Pipe streams through NDJSON and Msgpack codec channels with optional Schema validation, including safe multi-byte UTF-8 text decoding. - Concurrency, Errors & Resource Safety: Merge, broadcast, and zip streams concurrently, retry with schedules, recover with catchTag, and guarantee cleanup via Stream.scoped and Effect.acquireRelease. - Use Case: Consume a paginated jobs API with Stream.paginate, enrich each item with mapEffect at concurrency 8, filter invalid records, batch with grouped(50), and write each batch to storage. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to build an Effect Stream pipeline that fetches all pages from a paginated API, transforms the results concurrently, and decodes an NDJSON response with schema validation.