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Verity Suite Compass
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Verity Suite Compass is a paid API for AI agents from suite.veritylayer.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.06/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Evaluates a set of candidate options against stated constraints and evidence, returning a structured verdict (recommend, tentative, gather_more_info, or no_viable_option) with confidence score and reasons.
Price / call$0.06
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
The trust fabric for AI agents — calibrated, fail-closed services agents pay per call.
Output
Returns a structured verdict object with: a verdict field (recommend, tentative, gather_more_info, or no_viable_option), the chosen option copied verbatim from the input list (when a pick is made), a confidence score, an array of concrete reasons grounded in the constraints and evidence (including the main tradeoff against the runner-up), and a payment receipt object.
Example use cases
Vendor selection for procurement agent
“I'm deciding between four software vendors for our CRM: Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, and Pipedrive. My constraints are: must support SSO, must have an API, budget under $50/user/month, and I prefer strong mobile apps. Here's what I know about each: Salesforce supports SSO, API, costs $75/user, good mobile; HubSpot SSO available on Enterprise only at $60/user, API yes, mobile good; Zoho SSO yes, API yes, $20/user, mobile average; Pipedrive SSO yes, API yes, $35/user, strong mobile. Which vendor should we go with?”
Routing decision for autonomous workflow
“My agent needs to decide which fulfillment center to use for an order — options are Center A (2-day shipping, $4.50 fulfillment cost, 97% on-time rate), Center B (1-day shipping, $7.00, 99% on-time), Center C (3-day shipping, $2.80, 93% on-time). Constraints: customer paid for standard delivery so max 3 days is fine, minimize cost, but on-time rate must be above 94%. Which center should it pick?”
Model selection in an AI pipeline
“I'm choosing between three LLMs for a summarization task in my pipeline — GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Gemini 1.5 Pro. My constraints are: output quality must be high for legal text, latency under 3 seconds on average, cost under $0.01 per 1k tokens preferred. Evidence: GPT-4o scores 92% on legal benchmarks, avg 1.8s, $0.005/1k; Claude 3.5 Sonnet scores 94%, avg 2.1s, $0.003/1k; Gemini 1.5 Pro scores 87%, avg 1.4s, $0.002/1k. Which model should I use?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://suite.veritylayer.dev/compassWhen to prefer
Choose Compass when an agent needs a structured, auditable, calibrated pick from a finite set of known options — especially when confidence scoring and explicit reasoning are required. Prefer it over raw LLM reasoning when you need fail-closed behavior (it won't hallucinate external facts beyond supplied evidence), a machine-readable verdict enum, or a cryptographic payment receipt for audit trails. Not suited for open-ended generation, ranking large unstructured datasets, or real-time web lookups.
Side effects
- Empty or missing options array — request rejected at validation
- Constraints field blank or too short — fails minLength:1 validation
- Evidence references external/current facts not provided in the evidence field — service may return gather_more_info verdict instead of a pick
- Options list contains ambiguous or duplicate entries — may produce lower confidence or tentative verdict
- Body not sent as JSON with correct bodyType — request rejected
- Payment not included or insufficient — x402 payment required error
- Constraints or evidence exceed 2000 character limits — request rejected
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| options | array | the candidate choices to pick among; one option per item, stated verbatim as you want it returned |
| evidence | — | facts known about the options (specs, prices, availability, data); for any current or external fact, only what is stated here may be used |
| constraints | string | the goal plus hard requirements (must-meet gates), soft preferences (weigh, don't gate), and any priorities or tradeoffs between them |
Tags
x402
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