Software infrastructure lab

The map and runtime for autonomous software delivery.

A deterministic map of every repository, and a runtime that takes an issue to a merged, deployed change.

Cartographer — the map Anchorage — the runtime

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AWS-native

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Deterministic substrate

Facts before guesses. Byte-identical maps, zero-LLM indexes.

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Inspectable by design

Symbols, evidence trails, and durable run state you can audit.

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Open-core boundary

Protocol, SDK, and the map are open. Orchestration stays private.

Works with the agents your team already uses

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Products

Two products. One workflow.

Cartographer charts the ground so agents know where they are. Anchorage sequences those agents through durable workflows from issue to deploy. Together they are the map and the engine of autonomous software delivery.

The mapPrivate beta · invite-only

Cartographer

Charts a repo before anyone sails it.

Scans a repository into a symbolic, machine-queryable context artifact — so agents and humans never re-discover a repo with ls, grep, and cat.

  • Symbolic context artifact

    Nine closed namespaces, closed enums, three-valued semantics. One vocabulary everywhere.

  • Code-symbol index — zero LLM tokens

    tree-sitter over ~25 languages into SQLite. Impact, refs, routes, env, tests — pure SQL, milliseconds.

  • Shared graph, versioned like git

    Push a hosted org graph so every agent queries the same fresh structure. Immutable, lease-checked snapshots.

Mission

Any agent productive in any repo within one file read.

cartographer

cartographer scan .

charted: anchorage -> .anchorage/repo-context.json

cartographer impact buildRuntimePreview .

refs agents/runtime/src/index.ts 10,129,144

blast radius resolved — zero LLM tokens

  • Deterministic — same tree, byte-identical output.
  • Never invents facts — undetectable means null.
  • No secrets — env names only.
The runtime — protocol + orchestratorOpen-core · private orchestrator

Anchorage

Issue in, merged and deployed change out.

An open protocol, SDK, runner, and adapters for end-to-end software automation — plus the private orchestrator that sequences agents from issue to deploy.

  • Open-core protocol & SDK

    Wire spec, TypeScript SDK, CLI runner, MCP/A2A adapters, and reference agents — all Apache-2.0.

  • Durable, AWS-native execution

    Runs sequenced and persisted in RDS Postgres, served from ECS Fargate. issue-to-code, -merge, -deploy.

  • Plans & decomposition

    Plan and stop, or split into cross-linked GitHub issues. Inference on Amazon Bedrock, providers pluggable.

Mission

Turn issues into completed changes by reliably sequencing agents.

anchorage-runner

anchorage run issue-to-merge

plan.create -> code.change -> test.run

pr.open -> ci.watch -> pr.review -> merge.prepare

issue.close ✓ workflow complete

  • Explicit open-core boundary.
  • Protocol-first — a validated wire format, not a shared runtime.
  • Auditable — durable, inspectable run state.

How it works

Issue in. Merged, deployed change out.

Cartographer charts the ground so agents know where they are. Anchorage sequences those agents through durable steps — from a fresh issue to a reviewed change in production.

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Issue

A GitHub issue lands — a bug, a feature, a task to complete.

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Map

Cartographer charts the repo into a deterministic context graph — zero LLM tokens.

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Sequence

Anchorage sequences agents through durable, inspectable steps: plan, code, test, review.

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Ship

A reviewed change is merged and deployed, with run state auditable end to end.

About

Precise systems, not demos.

Anchorage Labs is an independent, founder-led organization building useful technical products: backend systems, infrastructure, automation, and the open source primitives beneath them.

Ground truth

Facts before guesses.

Deterministic maps and zero-LLM indexes give agents ground truth about a repository — byte-identical on every run.

25+ languages0 LLM tokens1 file read

Durable runtime

Survives restarts.

AWS-native workflows persist every step and stay auditable from issue to deploy.

Open-core boundary

Open where it counts.

Protocol, SDK, runner, and the Cartographer engine are Apache-2.0.

Operator-grade

Explicit contracts, inspectable behavior.

Small composable tools with typed boundaries — you can see exactly what ran and why.

$ anchorage runs show

step plan  ok  1.2s

step code  ok  8.4s

step tests ok  passed

Owners

Founder-led by systems builders.

Anchorage Labs is led by Sol Soletti and Valentin Torassa Colombero, whose public work points at the same center of gravity as the organization: developer tools, backend systems, infrastructure, and automation.

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Co-founder

Sol Soletti

Rosario, Argentina

Shapes Anchorage Labs around practical developer tooling and clear software systems. Public work across TypeScript and Go.

Focus: Developer tools, backend systems, Go, TypeScript, product.

Co-founderTypeScriptGoDev toolingProduct
Valentin Torassa Colombero GitHub avatar

Co-founder

Valentin Torassa Colombero

Argentina

Public work spanning Python, TypeScript, Go, Linux, and self-hosted tooling. Strong bias toward systems and automation.

Focus: Infrastructure, automation, Linux, containers, security tooling.

Co-founderInfrastructureAutomationLinuxAWS

Technical stack

Confirmed technologies across the repositories.

Observed in the Anchorage, Cartographer, and orchestrator repositories — manifests, Dockerfiles, CDK stacks, workflows, and project documentation.

TypeScriptNode.js 22Next.jsReactVitetree-sitternode:sqlitePostgreSQLZodAJV · JSON SchemaMCP / A2AExpressBiomeVitestJestDockerGitHub Actions
Amazon Web ServicesAmazon Web Services

Built on AWS

Provisioned as code with AWS CDK

AWS CDKAmazon BedrockECS FargateAmazon RDS · PostgresAmazon S3Amazon ECR