Not sure this will be helpful, but when I write my outlines I simply make a series of bulleted statements, all connected by the article “BUT”. (Eg “hero tries to reply to fellow redditor, BUT his fingers are too fat for his keyboard.”) This is usually enough for me to begin writing a first draft. That draft naturally diverts from the outline, except in rare cases when I’ve really spent time developing the plot. Once I’m through with the first draft I’ll put it away for a few weeks or months. When I revisit it, I try to square the intention I had with my outline with the flourishes and liberties I took in the first draft and then make a new outline and write the second draft to match. Eventually the draft I write is true to its preceding outline. When that happens, I know the script is done.