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JSONata looks to be more general purpose with its support for variables/statements, and custom functions. I'd probably still stick with JSONata

We wrote an article on this: "JQ vs. JSONata: Language and Tooling Compared". https://dashjoin.medium.com/jq-vs-jsonata-language-and-tooli...

Can't you just visit both pages, build an understanding and compare them?

Maybe the author would be in a better place to do that, having the expertise already. Also, as a user I'm quite happy with jq already, so why expend the effort?