As a recommendation: You can use EndeavourOS if you want a vanilla arch install, but want a graphical installer akin to Debian and Fedora. The EndeavourOS repositories barely add anything, only some customization options, wallpapers, etc. It will effectively be a vanilla arch, with a standard arch linux kernel unlike CachyOS.
Otherwise, I'd recommend creating your own guide with compiled information from the Arch Wiki, as I, myself, don't care much for the arch install script. As an example, here's my XFCE Guide: https://pastebin.com/Bg0AVCWn
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As a recommendation: You can use EndeavourOS if you want a vanilla arch install, but want a graphical installer akin to Debian and Fedora. The EndeavourOS repositories barely add anything, only some customization options, wallpapers, etc. It will effectively be a vanilla arch, with a standard arch linux kernel unlike CachyOS.
Otherwise, I'd recommend creating your own guide with compiled information from the Arch Wiki, as I, myself, don't care much for the arch install script. As an example, here's my XFCE Guide: https://pastebin.com/Bg0AVCWn