NTLite users can create or use a preset, or list of component removals, in order to debloat a Windows image. Some removals are available to all users, others require an activated license to perform.
There are no "scripts" in this process. If you're looking for generic W10 debloat scripts, there are several projects out there and they mostly run on an installed system. A few will debloat an image only as far as to remove Windows default apps, but rarely anything beyond that.
Most of the removals referred in this thread do require a licensed copy of NTLite. But you're welcome to install NTLite and try whatever removals and settings are unlocked in the free edition.