How to Pipe an HttpClient Request into an Effect in TypeScript

I'm having a brain fart I think. If I have an

declare const getClient = Effect<HttpClient.HttpClient>

declare const getClient = Effect<HttpClient.HttpClient>

declare const getClient = Effect<HttpClient.HttpClient>

declare const getClient = Effect<HttpClient.HttpClient>, and I want to pipe a request to the client:

HttpClientRequest.get(url).pipe(
  getClient,
  Effect.scoped,
);

HttpClientRequest.get(url).pipe(
  getClient,
  Effect.scoped,
);

HttpClientRequest.get(url).pipe(
  getClient,
  Effect.scoped,
);

HttpClientRequest.get(url).pipe(
  getClient,
  Effect.scoped,
);

Clearly

getClient

getClient

getClient

getClient doesn't fit the type—is there something I can do to allow piping the request into

getClient

getClient

getClient

getClient without having to invert this into:

getClient.pipe(
  Effect.flatMap(client => client(HttpClientRequest.get(url)),
  Effect.scoped,
);

getClient.pipe(
  Effect.flatMap(client => client(HttpClientRequest.get(url)),
  Effect.scoped,
);

getClient.pipe(
  Effect.flatMap(client => client(HttpClientRequest.get(url)),
  Effect.scoped,
);

getClient.pipe(
  Effect.flatMap(client => client(HttpClientRequest.get(url)),
  Effect.scoped,
);

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