
Farman is the engineer behind Nimply. He co-founded the company and leads everything technical: the AI agents platform, the multi-platform publishing pipeline, the unified inbox, the automations engine, and the public API and MCP server that open the platform to developers.
The part of the product he cares about most is the least glamorous one: the rails. Agents at Nimply never publish directly — every output is a draft that waits for human approval before it is scheduled. That constraint is an architectural decision Farman made early and has defended since, because handing software your public voice only works if the software provably cannot act outside the limits you set.
“An AI agent earns trust the same way an employee does: by doing the work in the open, showing its drafts, and never going around the approval process.”
At Nimply
The template gallery, the agent runtime, per-thread pause, and the transparent per-run credit metering.
ExploreScheduling across eight networks with the draft → approval → schedule workflow underneath every post — human or agent-made.
ExploreThe public REST API, webhooks, and MCP server, plus the Zapier, n8n, and Make integrations built on top of them.
ExploreThe team

Co-Founder & Chief Marketing Officer

Chief Automation Officer

Chief Content Officer
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