Creating Markers Based on Clip Name

Ok thought about it some more... here's better yet. You only need to click into your video track now...

///Clear Find So You can get Clip Name
const clearFind = () => sf.keyboard.press({ keys: "cmd+shift+d", });

/// Select Next Clip
const cntrlTab = () => sf.keyboard.press({ keys: "ctrl+tab", fast: true, });


////Create memory location
function createMemoryLocationsMarker({ name }) {
    sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();

    const dlg = sf.ui.proTools.newMemoryLocationDialog;

    if (!dlg.exists) {
        sf.keyboard.press({ keys: "numpad enter" });
    }

    dlg.elementWaitFor();

    dlg.radioButtons.whoseTitle.is("Marker").first.elementClick();

    dlg.textFields.allItems[0].elementSetTextFieldWithAreaValue({
        value: name,
    });

    dlg.buttons.whoseTitle.is("OK").first.elementClick();

    dlg.elementWaitFor({ waitType: "Disappear", });
}

///Get Current Clip Name
function getCurrentClipName() { //This gets the current region name in Pro Tools

    const clipNameWin = sf.ui.proTools.windows.whoseTitle.is('Name').first
    try {
        sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({ menuPath: ['Clip', 'Rename...'] }, `could not find rename window`);
        clipNameWin.elementWaitFor({ onError: "Continue" });
        let currentClipName = clipNameWin.groups.whoseTitle.is('Name').first.textFields.first.value.invalidate().value;
        clipNameWin.buttons.whoseTitle.is('Cancel').first.elementClick({}, `could not click Rename window: cancel button`);
        return currentClipName
    } catch (err) {
        throw `error in getCurrentClipNameWin(): ${err}`
    }
}

/**
 * Combine the above functions to get the goal
 */
function createMarkerFromClipName() {
    // Get current clip name
    const currentClipName = getCurrentClipName();

    // Create memory location
    createMemoryLocationsMarker({
        name: currentClipName,
    });
}

/// Do to all clips -- this is how you package it to do it to all highlight clips
function main() {
    sf.ui.proTools.appActivateMainWindow();
    sf.ui.proTools.invalidate();

    clearFind();
    
    sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({ menuPath: ["Edit", "Select All"] });
    sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({ menuPath: ["Edit", "Selection", "Move Edit Left"] });

    // Get current state of Clip view
    const isClipListEnabled = sf.ui.proTools.getMenuItem("View", "Other Displays", "Clip List").isMenuChecked

    // Open Clip List if It's not
    if (!isClipListEnabled) {
        sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({
            menuPath: ["View", "Other Displays", "Clip List"],
        });
    }

    let selectedClips = sf.ui.proTools.mainWindow.tables.whoseTitle.is('CLIPS').first.children.whoseRole.is("AXRow").allItems.map(row =>
        row.children[1].children.first.value.value).filter(c => c.startsWith('Selected. '));


    for (let i = 0; i < +selectedClips.length; i++) {
        cntrlTab();
        createMarkerFromClipName();
    }

    if (!isClipListEnabled) {
        sf.ui.proTools.menuClick({
            menuPath: ["View", "Other Displays", "Clip List"],
        });
    }

}

main();

Of note it relies on the videos being different, if you have two copies of the same video in the timeline it won't 'count' them as separate clips so it won't run the correct number of times. If your video track is always named the same thing should be pretty easy to tack a 'select track' onto the front of this.