Handling Services with Constructor Information in Effect TypeScript

What's the proper way of handling services that require constructor information? Say that I have

type IDEContext = { foo: string } 

declare const onIDEActivation: (ctx:  IDEStuff): void

type IDEContext = { foo: string } 

declare const onIDEActivation: (ctx:  IDEStuff): void

I need that context as a dependency of multiple services:

export class IDEContext extends Context.Tag // etc

export class IDEContext extends Context.Tag // etc

And right now I'm using it as:

declare const createIDEContext = (ctx: IDEStuff): Layer<IDEContext>

declare const createIDEContext = (ctx: IDEStuff): Layer<IDEContext>

Works fine but I was wondering whether there were better patterns, especially if involving Effect.Service

What's the proper way of handling services that require constructor information? Say that I have

type IDEContext = { foo: string } 

declare const onIDEActivation: (ctx:  IDEStuff): void

type IDEContext = { foo: string } 

declare const onIDEActivation: (ctx:  IDEStuff): void

I need that context as a dependency of multiple services:

export class IDEContext extends Context.Tag // etc

export class IDEContext extends Context.Tag // etc

And right now I'm using it as:

declare const createIDEContext = (ctx: IDEStuff): Layer<IDEContext>

declare const createIDEContext = (ctx: IDEStuff): Layer<IDEContext>

Works fine but I was wondering whether there were better patterns, especially if involving Effect.Service