TL;DR - no 😕

when using task.execute_remotely() , as you wrote, it won’t run on you local environment but with the clearml-agent. When running on the clearml-agent, you task should be stable for running and create a model - for optimize, pipeline and more, but not for debugging.

When running development mode, on your local machine (w/ or w/o remote interpreter), you can debug you code. There are some differences between the two runs - running from a clearml-agent won’t re using last task ID like dev mode is, the configuration will be like in the UI and not according to the original task and some more differences.