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No, not really. You could turn debugging way up and see the results of the code running. You could instrument the plugin I suppose. Or if you're interested in the SDK calls, you could intercept the calls using wireshark or the like.

But why? Generally, if you care about the exact calls, then the using a helper layer like Terraform or Pulumi is probably the wrong direction for you.

not necessarily interested in the calls made BUT as we are developing a tool that uses Pulumi to deploy infra, we are exploring leaving behind the code (not our tool) that generated the infra...

thanks to <@U01FB0HRB2Q>. he answered our questions on this topic.