Scheduling

Implement exponential backoff for API retries in Effect-TS by defining a schedule with `Schedule.exponential` and applying it via `Effect.retry`. You can cap the attempts using `Schedule.recurs` to limit the maximum number of retries.

Poll a status endpoint in Effect-TS by composing a fixed-interval `Schedule.spaced` with `Effect.repeat`. This applies deterministic timing to repeatedly execute the polling operation until the resource becomes ready.

Yes, you can compose multiple Schedule combinators in Effect-TS to model time-bound workflows. Combining APIs like `spaced`, `recurs`, and `exponential` enables deterministic intervals, backoff, and jitter for complex timing requirements.

Effect-TS supports cron-like patterns for periodic task scheduling through its Schedule APIs. You can apply these schedules using `Effect.retry` or `Effect.repeat` to manage recurring operations and time-bound workflows.

Add jitter to retry intervals in Effect-TS by composing schedule combinators with `Effect.retry`. This modifies deterministic intervals and exponential backoff patterns to introduce randomized delays, preventing thundering herd problems during retries.