diff --git a/src/SUMMARY.md b/src/SUMMARY.md
index 4176710c..e4e02ede 100644
--- a/src/SUMMARY.md
+++ b/src/SUMMARY.md
@@ -35,6 +35,7 @@
   - [Effect-Oriented Programming](./effect-oriented-programming.md)
 - [Library Effects](./library-effects.md)
   - [Http and Https](./http-and-https.md)
+  - [Process](./process.md)
 - [Modules](./modules.md)
   - [Declaring Modules](./declaring-modules.md)
   - [Using Modules](./using-modules.md)
diff --git a/src/library-effects.md b/src/library-effects.md
index 50fafdbd..8b691a44 100644
--- a/src/library-effects.md
+++ b/src/library-effects.md
@@ -3,40 +3,6 @@
 The Flix Standard Library comes with a collection of algebraic effects and
 handlers.
 
-## Clock
-
-Flix defines a `Clock` effect to access the time since the [UNIX epoch](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_time):
-
-```flix
-eff Clock {
-    /// Returns a measure of time since the epoch in the given time unit `u`.
-    def currentTime(u: TimeUnit): Int64
-}
-```
-
-```flix
-mod Clock {
-    /// Runs `f` handling the `Clock` effect using `IO`.
-    def runWithIO(f: Unit -> a \ ef): a \ (ef - Clock) + IO
-
-    /// Returns `f` with the `Clock` effect handled using `IO`.
-    def handle(f: a -> b \ ef): a -> b \ (ef - Clock) + IO
-}
-```
-
-Every effect in the standard library comes with `handle` and `runWithIO`
-functions.
-
-### Example: Using `Clock`
-
-```flix
-def main(): Unit \ IO = 
-    run {
-        let timestamp = Clock.currentTime(TimeUnit.Milliseconds);
-        println("${timestamp} ms since the epoc")
-    } with Clock.runWithIO
-```
-
 ## Console
 
 Flix defines a `Console` effect to read from and write to shell:
@@ -189,90 +155,3 @@ def main(): Unit \ IO =
         }
     } with FileWriteWithResult.runWithIO
 ```
-
-## Logger
-
-Flix defines a `Logger` effect for logging messages:
-
-```flix
-eff Logger {
-    /// Logs the given message `m` at the given severity `s`.
-    def log(s: Severity, m: RichString): Unit
-}
-```
-
-The `Logger` companion module provides several convenience functions:
-
-```flix
-mod Logger {
-    /// Logs the message `m` at the `Trace` level.
-    def trace(m: a): Unit \ (Logger + Formattable.Aef[a]) with Formattable[a]
-
-    /// Logs the message `m` at the `Debug` level.
-    def debug(m: a): Unit \ (Logger + Formattable.Aef[a]) with Formattable[a]
-
-    /// Logs the message `m` at the `Info` level.
-    def info(m: a): Unit \ (Logger + Formattable.Aef[a]) with Formattable[a]
-
-    /// Logs the message `m` at the `Warn` level.
-    def warn(m: a): Unit \ (Logger + Formattable.Aef[a]) with Formattable[a]
-
-    /// Logs the message `m` at the `Fatal` level.
-    def fatal(m: a): Unit \ (Logger + Formattable.Aef[a]) with Formattable[a]
-}
-```
-
-### Example: Using `Logger`
-
-```flix
-def main(): Unit \ IO =
-    run {
-        Logger.info("Hello");
-        Logger.warn("World")
-    } with Logger.runWithIO
-```
-
-## ProcessWithResult
-
-Flix defines a `ProcessWithResult` effect for running commands outside of the JVM:
-
-```flix
-eff ProcessWithResult {
-    /// Executes the command `cmd` with the arguments `args`, by the path `cwd`
-    /// and with the environment `env`.
-    def execWithCwdAndEnv(cmd: String, args: List[String],
-                          cwd: Option[String],
-                          env: Map[String, String]): Result[IoError, ProcessHandle]
-
-    // ... additional operations (exitValue, isAlive, pid, stop, waitFor, waitForTimeout) ...
-}
-```
-
-The `Process` companion module provides several convenience functions:
-
-```flix
-/// Executes the command `cmd` with the arguments `args`.
-pub def exec(cmd: String, args: List[String])
-    : Result[IoError, ProcessHandle] \ ProcessWithResult
-
-/// Executes the command `cmd` with the arguments `args`, by the path `cwd`.
-def execWithCwd(cmd: String, args: List[String], cwd: Option[String])
-    : Result[IoError, ProcessHandle] \ ProcessWithResult
-
-/// Executes the command `cmd` with the arguments `args` and with 
-/// the environment `env`.
-def execWithEnv(cmd: String, args: List[String], env: Map[String, String])
-    : Result[IoError, ProcessHandle] \ ProcessWithResult
-```
-
-### Example: Using `ProcessWithResult`
-
-```flix
-def main(): Unit \ IO =
-    run {
-        match ProcessWithResult.exec("ls", Nil) {
-            case Result.Ok(_)    => ()
-            case Result.Err(err) => println("Unable to execute process: ${err}")
-        }
-    } with ProcessWithResult.runWithIO
-```
diff --git a/src/process.md b/src/process.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ef4d5e6c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/src/process.md
@@ -0,0 +1,98 @@
+# Process
+
+Flix provides `Process` as a library effect for spawning and managing OS
+processes. The `Process` effect has a default handler, so no explicit
+`runWithIO` call is needed in `main`. The key module is `Sys.Process`.
+
+## Executing a Command
+
+The simplest way to spawn an OS process is with `Process.exec`. It takes a
+command and a list of arguments, and returns a
+`Result[IoError, ProcessHandle]`:
+
+```flix
+use Sys.Process
+
+def main(): Unit \ { Process, IO } =
+    match Process.exec("java", "-version" :: Nil) {
+        case Result.Ok(_)    => println("Process started successfully.")
+        case Result.Err(err) => println("Unable to execute process: ${err}")
+    }
+```
+
+## Reading Process Output
+
+After spawning a process, you can access its output streams with
+`Process.stdout` and `Process.stderr`. The returned `StdOut` and `StdErr` types
+implement `Readable`, so you can read bytes from them:
+
+```flix
+use Sys.Process
+
+def main(): Unit \ { Process, IO } = region rc {
+    match Process.exec("java", "-version" :: Nil) {
+        case Result.Err(err) => println("exec failed: ${err}")
+        case Result.Ok(ph)   =>
+            match Process.stderr(ph) {
+                case Result.Err(err) => println("stderr failed: ${err}")
+                case Result.Ok(err)  =>
+                    let buf = Array.repeat(rc, 1024, (0i8: Int8));
+                    match Readable.read(buf, err) {
+                        case Result.Err(e) => println("read failed: ${e}")
+                        case Result.Ok(n)  => println("Read ${n} bytes from stderr.")
+                    }
+            }
+    }
+}
+```
+
+> **Note:** `java -version` writes to stderr, not stdout.
+
+## Waiting for Completion
+
+Use `Process.waitFor` to block until a process exits. It returns the exit code
+as an `Int32`:
+
+```flix
+use Sys.Process
+
+def main(): Unit \ { Process, IO } =
+    match Process.exec("java", "-version" :: Nil) {
+        case Result.Err(err) => println("exec failed: ${err}")
+        case Result.Ok(ph)   =>
+            match Process.waitFor(ph) {
+                case Result.Err(err) => println("waitFor failed: ${err}")
+                case Result.Ok(code) => println("Process exited with code: ${code}")
+            }
+    }
+```
+
+## Working Directory and Environment
+
+`Process.execWithCwd` spawns a process with a specific working directory.
+`Process.execWithEnv` passes additional environment variables:
+
+```flix
+use Sys.Process
+
+def main(): Unit \ { Process, IO } =
+    match Process.execWithCwd("java", "-version" :: Nil, Some("/tmp")) {
+        case Result.Ok(_)    => println("execWithCwd succeeded.")
+        case Result.Err(err) => println("execWithCwd failed: ${err}")
+    };
+    match Process.execWithEnv("java", "-version" :: Nil, Map#{"MY_VAR" => "hello"}) {
+        case Result.Ok(_)    => println("execWithEnv succeeded.")
+        case Result.Err(err) => println("execWithEnv failed: ${err}")
+    }
+```
+
+## Other Operations
+
+The `Sys.Process` module provides several additional operations:
+
+- `Process.isAlive(ph)` — returns `true` if the process is still running
+- `Process.pid(ph)` — returns the process ID
+- `Process.stop(ph)` — terminates the process
+- `Process.stdin(ph)` — returns the process's standard input stream (implements `Writable`)
+- `Process.exitValue(ph)` — returns the exit code without blocking (fails if the process is still running)
+- `Process.waitForTimeout(ph, time, tUnit)` — blocks until the process exits or the timeout expires