Moltbook

Origin

Proprietary AC term, contraction evoking moulting (molt in English) and a logbook — the idea of a tool that records transformations.

Definition

An internal AC concept or tool for tracking structural mutations of a project or system. Like an insect moulting, each major version of an architecture leaves a trace in the Moltbook. Used to document irreversible decisions, technical cicatrices and paradigm shifts — not daily tickets. To be distinguished from the operational backlog: the Moltbook is memorial, not actionable.

Example

"The Moltbook is the difference between a company that learns and a company that repeats its mistakes under different names."

See also

• Cicatrice
• Chantier Autonome
• Boucle de rétroaction