You actually do it yourself.
First you need to save the file potential-WHHe-EAM1.eam.alloy (or potential-WHHe-EAM2.eam.alloy, depending on which one you want to use) from the website into your project folder.
Then you need add the following calculator section to your script:
potentialSet = TremoloXPotentialSet(name = 'EAM_WHeH')
# Add the particle types.
potentialSet.addParticleType(ParticleType(
symbol='W',
mass=183.85*atomic_mass_unit,
atomicNumber=74
))
potentialSet.addParticleType(ParticleType(
symbol='H',
mass=1.00794*atomic_mass_unit,
atomicNumber=1
))
potentialSet.addParticleType(ParticleType(
symbol='He',
mass=4.0026*atomic_mass_unit,
atomicNumber=2
))
# Here you need to set the right filename of the potential file.
potential = EAMsetflPotential(file = 'potential-WHHe-EAM1.eam.alloy', splineType = 'natural')
potentialSet.addPotential(potential)
calculator = TremoloXCalculator(parameters=potentialSet)
bulk_configuration.setCalculator(calculator)
and then proceed as normal.
If you have trouble setting up a script in the ScriptGenerator, because there is no potential available, you can try and set up a DFT calculator as a place holder instead, set up the desired simulation script, send it to the Editor, and then replace the DFT-calculator section by the code above.
But, we'll definitely consider adding the potential to our database, as well.