I'm not sure we should be closing these questions outright, much less have a specific close reason for them.

At the end of the day, people are unhappy about how they are phrased. These questions can be trivially rewritten from "Give me a script to X" to "How can I do (automate) X", and answers can choose to write scripts if they wish to do so, or provide alternative answers.

Where possible, prefer editing questions to make them more suitable over closing them.

^{We could "put on hold" and ask the user to edit, but... hey, why not lead by example?}

I'm not sure we should be closing these questions outright, much less have a specific close reason for them.

At the end of the day, people are unhappy about how they are phrased. These questions can be trivially rewritten from "Give me a script to X" to "How can I do (automate) X", and answers can choose to write scripts if they wish to do so, or provide alternative answers.

Where possible, prefer editing questions to make them more suitable over closing them.

^{We could "put on hold" and ask the user to edit, but... hey, why not lead by example? If a user ignores the hint and continues to phrase questions badly, then further action can be taken.}