Definition
The Error Book is a mechanism for recording and correcting recurring construction errors during ingest, introduced by the Tencent “LLM-Wiki” paper (May 2026). ^[raw/papers/pesquisa-aprofundada-padrao-llm-wiki.md] Instead of treating each lint finding as a one-off fix, the Error Book accumulates patterns of mistakes and adjusts future ingest behavior to avoid them. It transforms lint from a reactive check into a corrective feedback loop.
Related Concepts
- llm-wiki — The pattern that the Error Book improves through corrective feedback
- ingest — The operation that the Error Book corrects
Current Entries
Merged into root LESSONS.md on 2026-08-29 — this table’s historical
entries now live under “Error Patterns” there, alongside a mechanically
enforced trigger (tests/test_lessons_log.py) so new entries don’t require
a human to remember to update this page. File new error patterns in
LESSONS.md, not here. See DECISIONS.md [2026-08-29] for the rationale.