Amjad Fatmi

Amjad Fatmi

Building the 1st AI Execution Control
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We spent most of 2025 watching teams try to 'prompt' their way out of agentic hallucinations. It doesn't work. If you give an LLM-based agent access to a production database or a shell, you are always one 'ignore previous instructions' jailbreak away from a catastrophic incident. We believe Faramesh is the first project to treat the 'Agent-to-System' bridge as a distributed systems problem...
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FarameshEstablishing the Standard for Agentic Execution Control
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The first deterministic governance and control system for AI agent actions, providing policy-based access control, approval workflows, and comprehensive observability.
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Why we built Faramesh - The Bumper Bowling for AI Agents 🎳

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the founder of Faramesh, Amjad. We built Faramesh because we noticed a terrifying gap in the agentic stack: The Trust Gap. Right now, most developers are securing their agents with 'System Prompts.' But prompts are just polite suggestions. In a production environment, 'polite suggestions' are liabilities. If you give an agent a delete key, you shouldn't have to hope it...

Amjad Fatmistarted a discussion

Why we built Faramesh - The Bumper Bowling for AI Agents 🎳

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the founder of Faramesh, Amjad. We built Faramesh because we noticed a terrifying gap in the agentic stack: The Trust Gap. Right now, most developers are securing their agents with 'System Prompts.' But prompts are just polite suggestions. In a production environment, 'polite suggestions' are liabilities. If you give an agent a delete key, you shouldn't have to hope it...