Here’s a rudimentary AppleScript that in my limited testing does what you want. However, if you execute it from KM, you may or may not run into issues where the Debugger pauses it and doesn’t allow even it to proceed.
See my post below for another macro I was working on that interacts with the Debugger window for more info on some issues I was running into.
AppleScript (click to expand/collapse)
set theWindow to "Keyboard Maestro Debugger"
set delayInteger to 0.2
tell application "System Events"
tell application process "Keyboard Maestro Engine"
# wait for Debugger window to open
repeat until exists window theWindow
delay delayInteger
end repeat
tell window theWindow
# wait for pause checkbox to appear
repeat until exists checkbox 1
delay delayInteger
end repeat
# click to pause macros
click checkbox 1
# wait until the next macro appears in the Debugger window
repeat until exists button 2 of group 1 of scroll area 1
delay delayInteger
end repeat
# click to edit the macro
click button 2 of group 1 of scroll area 1
delay delayInteger
# click to cancel the macro
click button 1 of group 1 of scroll area 1
delay delayInteger
# click to close the Debugger window
click button 1
end tell
end tell
end tell