Valley AgentWorks helps Rio Grande Valley businesses understand where AI actually touches their data, close the gaps that matter, and build governance that holds up under Texas's TRAIGA law — without slowing the business down.
Ten quick questions to see whether your business's AI use could be exposing sensitive data or putting you out of step with Texas's TRAIGA law.
Take the self-check →A deeper, structured look: a real inventory of your AI tools, a governance maturity breakdown by category, and a prioritized list of next steps.
Start the inventory →The real thing: a documented, verified picture of where your data actually travels, which AI tools touch it, and what to fix first — the kind of report TRAIGA rewards.
See what's included →Valley AgentWorks is founded by Cameron Harrington, based in the Greater McAllen area, working with Rio Grande Valley businesses that use AI tools day to day but don't have a clear picture of where their data goes or what Texas's new AI law actually requires of them.
The goal is straightforward: help small businesses adopt AI safely — with an actual inventory, a real policy, and documentation that holds up if anyone ever asks.
Have a question, or ready to talk about an assessment?
cameron@valleyagentworks.com · (956) 576-2292