"Just My Code" for stack traces? #20505

Throwing a raw idea out there:

I just saw this question where a user was confused about a stack trace they got when using puppeteer:

Unhandled Rejection at: Promise Promise {
  <rejected> Error: Navigation Timeout Exceeded: 30000ms exceeded
    at Promise.then (C:\...\pupet test\node_modules\pupp
eteer\lib\NavigatorWatcher.js:71:21)
    at <anonymous> } reason: Error: Navigation Timeout Exceeded: 30000ms exceede
d
    at Promise.then (C:\...\pupet test\node_modules\pupp
eteer\lib\NavigatorWatcher.js:71:21)
    at <anonymous>

The point is, the first few stack frames are irrelevant to the user. If the first stack frame showed the part in their code that caused the error it would have been a lot more useful.

I'm wondering if we can improve the debugging experience of users by giving them "Just My Code"

Just My Code

Node could expose a "Just My Code" exception mode similar to the way stacks work in the Chrome devtools. Running Node with the flag would hide any frames from node_modules folder.

Thoughts?