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Epistemic Typing as a PostgreSQL Table Access Method: Adversarial Conflict Resolution Under Confidence Forgery and Sybil Coordination
We describe KNDB, a PostgreSQL 18 table access method (TAM) that types every row with an engine-assigned epistemic kind (MEASURED, INFERRED, or DERIVED) and resolves per-slot conflicts inside every write-time heapam callback. Rows land as ordinary heap tuples; seven of the 44 TAM callbacks are overr
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