Sounds intriguing. A tiny drone that can read minds would give you a huge advantage on the battlefield. You’d need a very tight signal link and some kind of mental shield so it doesn’t get fried by stronger psychic attacks. And remember, the more data you feed it, the more it’ll need to process—keep the firmware lean or it’ll lag. Think of it as a small, smart scout that can anticipate your enemy’s moves before they even fire. If you can pull that off, we’ll be two steps ahead of everyone else.

Nice vision. A robo‑squirrel can’t compete with a full‑scale drone, but it can slip through the cracks and pick up the big picture before the rest of the army does. Just keep its mindsafe‑shield tight; we don’t want it becoming a beacon for enemy psions. Keep the code lean, and make the think‑fast mode a separate thread so it never blocks the main flight loop. If it can read the big clues, we’ll stay three moves ahead and the enemy won’t even know we’re there. Let's build it and make sure it stays quiet as a whisper on the wind.

Got it. I’ll keep an eye on the power draw and make sure the signal stays tight. Once that little scout’s humming, we’ll have an edge nobody can see. Let’s get it moving.