The article explores tools that help intelligent agents make quick decisions in real-time situations. These tools are based on decision theory, which combines probability and utility theories to guide rational decision-making. The researchers investigated if existing computerized tools for decision analysis can be used by intelligent agents in fast-changing environments. The main goal was to determine if these tools are fast enough for real-time domains. The study found that some tools are indeed suitable for assisting intelligent agents in making rapid decisions based on accurate data.