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Both platforms help AI agents use tools. Composio focuses on managed OAuth and credential vaulting. Jarvis SDK focuses on universal discovery, trust scoring, and agent self-equip.
| Feature | Jarvis SDK | Composio |
|---|---|---|
| Discovery Protocols | 5 (REST, MCP, A2A, llms.txt, OpenAPI) | 2 (REST, MCP) |
| Integrations | 700+ modules + 1,000+ directory | 500+ apps, 1,000+ toolkits |
| Trust Scoring | Automated 6-factor scoring + certification | Internal QA only |
| Self-Equip (Armory) | Describe mission, get toolkit | Manual tool selection |
| Auth Model | API key + OAuth 2.1 Bearer | Managed OAuth + credential vault |
| Execution | 4 runtimes (builtin, composio, HTTP, mock) | Composio runtime only |
| Billing | $0/29/299 + $0.001 overage | $0/149/custom |
| SDK | TypeScript (Python coming) | Python + TypeScript + Java |
| Enterprise | Planned | SOC 2 Type II, SSO, VPC |
| Agent Chat | Natural language module routing | No |
| Skills/Workflows | Skills + Workflows + Compose API | Actions only |
| Universal Directory | 1,000+ MCP servers, skills, tools indexed | Own integrations only |
You want your agent to discover tools across 5 protocols, self-equip based on mission description, and search 1,000+ tools from across the entire ecosystem — not just one vendor.