Havens Recursive Forensics

Irving, Texas

Is your AI deployment ready for Texas law?

The Texas Responsible AI Governance Act (TRAIGA) is in force. If your firm deploys AI agents, chatbots, or automated decision systems, you're responsible for their behavior — including "knowing and intentional misuse." Most Texas enterprises can't currently show what their agents did, why, or where the guardrails are. That's the gap this assessment closes.

What you get

A fixed-fee, 2–3 week assessment of your AI deployment against TRAIGA requirements:

1. Behavioral audit — structured review of your deployed agents' decision trails, escalation paths, and failure modes. Where does the system act without human oversight, and what does it do there?
2. Gap analysis — your current posture mapped clause-by-clause against TRAIGA obligations, in plain language your counsel can use.
3. Remediation roadmap — prioritized fixes, sequenced by liability exposure: what to fix this quarter, what to plan for next.
4. Executive briefing — 60-minute walkthrough with your leadership and counsel. No jargon without a translation.

Who it's for

Texas mid-market firms and enterprises deploying customer-facing or operations-critical AI: financial services, healthcare, legal, insurance, and any firm whose agents touch regulated decisions.

Pricing — fixed fee, no hourly meter

• TRAIGA Readiness Assessment — $12,500 fixed fee per engagement. 2–3 weeks. NDA-friendly; all work product is yours.
• TRAIGA Exposure Scan — $1,950 fixed fee. A one-day targeted review producing a short memo of where your exposure sits. Credited toward a full assessment if engaged within 30 days.

No retainer. No hourly meter running.

Scope

The fixed fee covers a standard engagement:

• Up to 5 AI systems or agents in a single business unit and legal entity
• Up to 8 stakeholder interviews (engineering, product, legal/compliance)
• 2–3 week delivery window from kickoff
• One executive briefing session

Beyond that — additional systems, multi-entity or enterprise-wide reviews, ongoing monitoring — is scoped separately after the free 30-minute scoping call and quoted as its own fixed-fee statement of work. The fee never expands without a signed amendment.

Why Havens Recursive Forensics

Mark Randall Havens — 30 years of systems architecture (AT&T, Verizon, Microsoft), UTA lecturer, M.S. Information Security & Ethics. Specializes in AI behavioral auditing: not whether your agents comply on paper, but what they actually do under pressure. The methodology produces evidence-grade documentation — the kind that holds up when a regulator or opposing counsel asks questions.