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Plan-belief Revision in Jason

When information is shared between agents of unknown reliability, it is possible that their belief bases become 
 
inconsistent. In such cases, the belief base must be revised to restore consistency, so that the agent is able to 
 
reason. In some cases the inconsistent information may be due to use of incorrect plans. We extend work by 
 
Alechina et al. to revise belief bases in which plans can be dynamically added and removed. We present an 
 
implementation of the algorithm in the AgentSpeak implementation Jason.