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and inside PDXCON_populate_CK3_staff_list_effect is specify my triggers to which characters I want (in this case, specific character: ). You will want to have different criteria as well as a scope smaller than global.
Take a look into vanilla CK3 files and see how they populate lists with "add_to_list"
To dynamically generate a list of pre-existing characters, you will need an event that generates that list based on the triggers you define. Depending on your criteria, this could be a very long list. On average, a CK3 generates at least 40,000 characters on game start because it needs to have a count for each county (with a full court + wife), and for barons I think its a minimum of 3 characters.
You will probably want to limit any list of characters to something like any character in a realm, any vassal or courtier, or at the very lease diplomatic range plus additional restrictions by trigger.
I guess what I want is sort of like being petitioned by your vassals in the royal court, or deciding who goes to a feast. For example I'd like a pool of characters who would periodically find you to duel/spar with. The event would only recur with like a cooldown of a year so it shouldn't be too bad.
If you have an event you want to repeatedly call, set it up for a trigger that causes the event to be repeatedly called.
You want to be careful with any event that loops, as the game might do it a lot unless you have it on some sort of counter to tell it when to stop.
If your goal is that you want a random 1000 characters, then maybe have a single event that just does that; rather than making an event loop.