adding a text block with prompts

Here's a slightly more compact version using an object to reduce repetitive dialog calls:

//Define outboard units and parameters 
let recallSettings = {
    "PERKONS": {
        setting1: {
            prompt: "Pattern Row"
        },
        setting2: {
            prompt: "Pattern Slot"
        },
        setting3: {
            prompt: "Kit Row"
        },
        setting4: {
            prompt: "Kit Slot"
        },
        presesetting5: {
            prompt: "Preset Number"
        }
    },
    "PROPHET": {
        setting1: {
            prompt: "Preset Number"
        }
    },
    "DIGITAKT": {
        setting1: {
            prompt: "Bank"
        },
        setting2: {
            prompt: "Slot"
        }
    }
};

//C blank text variable
let settingsText = "";

// Loop through each unit in object 
for (const unit in recallSettings) {

    // Add unit name to text file
    settingsText = settingsText + `${unit}:\n`;

    // Loop through each setting in the current unit
    for (const setting in recallSettings[unit]) {

        let prompt = recallSettings[unit][setting].prompt
        let value = sf.interaction.displayDialog({
            prompt,
            title: `${unit} Settings`,
            defaultAnswer: "",
            buttons: ["OK", "Cancel"],
            defaultButton: "OK",
        }).text;
        // add parameter setting to text file along with a line return
        settingsText = settingsText + `   ${prompt}: ${value}\n`
    }
    //We're done with the unit. Add a line return before moving to next unit
    settingsText = settingsText + "\n"
}

// Set the new text to the clipboard
sf.clipboard.setText({ text: settingsText });

// Wait for the text to be available in the clipboard
sf.clipboard.waitForText();

log(settingsText)

Curious,
For formatting, how do I add the empty line/space between sub-categories?
(between Kit Slot / Prophet and Preset Number / Digitakt

** EDIT - I figured this one out.. Duh.

Last version, I promise:
This one will let you select which pieces of outboard you want to recall:

//Define outboard units and parameters 
let recallSettings = {
    "PERKONS": ["Pattern Row", "Pattern Slot", "Kit Row", "Kit Slot", "Preset Number"],
    "PROPHET": ["Preset Number"],
    "DIGITAKT": ["Bank", "Slot"],
};

//Get names of outboard gear
let outboard = Object.keys(recallSettings)

// Set units to recall
let selectedGear = sf.interaction.selectFromList({
    items: outboard,
    prompt: "Select items to recall\n(Hold cmd to select multiple items)",
    allowMultipleSelections: true,
}).list

//Set blank text variable
let settingsText = "";

// Loop through each selected unit in recallSettings 
selectedGear.forEach(unit => {

    // Add unit name to text file
    settingsText = settingsText + `${unit}:\n`;

    // Loop through each setting in the current unit
    recallSettings[unit].forEach(setting => {

        let value = sf.interaction.displayDialog({
            title: `${unit}`,
            prompt: `${unit}: ${setting}`,
            defaultAnswer: "",
            buttons: ["OK", "Cancel"],
            defaultButton: "OK",
        }).text;
        // add parameter setting to text file along with a line return
        settingsText = settingsText + ` ${setting}: ${value}\n`
    })
    //We're done with the unit. Add a line return before moving to next unit
    settingsText = settingsText + "\n"
})

// Set the new text to the clipboard
sf.clipboard.setText({ text: settingsText });

// Wait for the text to be available in the clipboard
sf.clipboard.waitForText();

log(settingsText)

Hmm, the cancel button / esc is working on my end - it stops the script completely.

No problem - The edited code above should do it