We create open protocols, CLIs, automation systems, and infrastructure-oriented products for developers who care about clear contracts, inspectable workflows, and practical reliability.
$ anchorage run issue-to-merge
agent.started -> plan.create -> code.change -> test.run
protocol event stream validated
About
Anchorage Labs is an independent organization focused on useful technical products: backend systems, infrastructure, automation, developer tools, and open source primitives.
Built with explicit boundaries, small composable tools, and a bias toward systems developers can understand and improve.
Built with explicit boundaries, small composable tools, and a bias toward systems developers can understand and improve.
Built with explicit boundaries, small composable tools, and a bias toward systems developers can understand and improve.
Built with explicit boundaries, small composable tools, and a bias toward systems developers can understand and improve.
Owners
Anchorage Labs is led by Sol Soletti and Valentin Torassa Colombero. Their public work points toward the same center of gravity as the organization: developer tools, backend systems, infrastructure, automation, and practical open source software.
Sol is a co-founder of Anchorage Labs and helps shape the organization around practical developer tooling, open source products, and technically clear software systems. Public GitHub activity confirms work across TypeScript and Go, including development-environment and microservices-oriented projects.
Focus: Developer tools, backend systems, Go, TypeScript, and product execution for developer-first software.
Valentin is a co-founder of Anchorage Labs with public work spanning Python, TypeScript, Go, C#, Shell, PowerShell, Linux, Podman, MCP, automation, self-hosted tooling, and infrastructure experiments. His public repositories show a strong bias toward systems, operations, security, and developer workflow automation.
Focus: Infrastructure, automation, backend platforms, security tooling, Linux systems, containers, and AI-assisted developer workflows.
Open Source
The public portfolio is early, technical, and intentionally focused: automation protocols, contributor onboarding, changelog discipline, and portable development environments.
Alpha CLI
A lightweight dotfiles CLI for backing up, restoring, syncing, and bootstrapping development environments across machines.
Useful for
Developers who want portable, git-backed workstation setup without adopting a heavy dotfiles framework.
Pre-v0 scaffold
An onboarding assistant that explains repositories, maps important folders, ranks beginner-friendly issues, and guides first-time contributors toward a first PR.
Useful for
Open source maintainers and new contributors who need faster, safer orientation inside unfamiliar codebases.
Early CLI scaffold
An automated changelog generator and commit diff registry designed to enforce changelog hygiene on pull requests.
Useful for
Teams that want release notes and change history to stay tied to merged PRs instead of manual bookkeeping.
Internal Systems / Labs
Anchorage Labs separates public protocols and reference tooling from private workflow composition and organizational strategy. The website describes capabilities without exposing private implementation details.
01Public/open source: anchorage, envy, lighthouse, chary.
02Private/internal: anchorage-internal and anchorage-orchestrator.
03Current stage: early development across the portfolio; anchorage is a pre-v0 reference implementation, lighthouse is a pre-v0 scaffold, envy is alpha, and chary is an early CLI scaffold.
04Confirmed technical direction: protocol-first automation, CLI tooling, GitHub-centered workflows, explicit validation, reproducible local execution, and contributor-facing developer tools.
Protocol, TypeScript SDK, reference CLI runner, MCP/A2A adapters, and reference agents for end-to-end software automation.
Strategy, operating principles, ADRs, and internal project context. Treated as private organizational infrastructure.
A proprietary workflow layer that composes CLI-first Anchorage agents into auditable software delivery flows.
Technical Stack
This stack reflects technologies observed in the analyzed repositories, manifests, Dockerfiles, workflows, and project documentation.