Veridex vs Mastra
Mastra is a TypeScript agent framework with workflows, agents, and integrations. It overlaps the most with Veridex of any current framework.
| Dimension | Mastra | Veridex |
|---|---|---|
| Language | TypeScript-first | TypeScript-first |
| Workflow model | Step-graph | Event-sourced loop + optional handoff |
| Tools | Typed (Zod) | Typed (Zod) + safety class + sandbox + idempotency |
| Memory | Storage backends; partial tiering | Four tiers + reconciler + anti-drift strict mode |
| Policy | Hooks | Priority-ordered rule engine + packs + staged rollout |
| Approvals | Bolt-on | First-class verdict + workflow tiers + SLAs |
| Audit | Logging | Hash-chained, signed Evidence Bundles |
| Context budget | Manual | Strict enforcement |
| Adversarial proofs | DIY | Built-in red-team corpus |
| Multi-tenancy | Out of scope | Control plane |
Where Mastra wins
- Lower learning curve for simple agents.
- Step-graph workflows for non-agentic orchestration.
- Strong default UX for prototypes.
Where Veridex wins
- High-stakes domains (treasury, healthcare).
- Multi-tenant fleets with central governance.
- Adversarial threat models (TPA, replay, prompt injection).
- Auditable proof (signed bundles, transparency log).
Compose
Use Mastra steps for orchestration; delegate high-stakes steps to a Veridex agent via the adapter:
import { veridexStep } from '@veridex/agents-adapters/mastra';
const workflow = workflow()
.step(classifyStep)
.step(veridexStep({ agent: treasuryAgent, idAs: 'pay' }))
.step(notifyStep);