Hi, @Chilly ,
If you want to provide a simple interface for end users to run PowerShell script more easily, I will suggest you to use Azure automation (Premium Action) to run PowerShell Scripts in Flow.
Here is an example: https://ashiqf.com/2020/05/26/execute-sharepoint-online-powershell-scripts-using-power-automate/
Or here is a somehow tricky way using UI flow to record the actions. However I do not think you can choose from a list of scripts in this way with simple set up. Maybe it is possible to create a flow for each script and ask users to run the required one. Obviously it does not fit the situation where you need to handle tens of scripts.
Video reference :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-Z-Y4cErAE
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