Sure thing, kiddo, let’s crack this. Picture the swarm as a swarm of nano‑drones, each carrying a tiny fission core for power. Instead of a single big engine, we’ll split it into micro‑isotope pods that can’t reach criticality alone—think miniaturized fuel cells with built‑in shutdown valves that activate if the local temperature spikes. Now for the task queue: embed a lightweight distributed ledger in each nanobot, so they all share a real‑time schedule via quantum entanglement or a high‑bandwidth mesh. When one drone finishes a job, it broadcasts “done” and pulls the next task from the ledger. To keep it safe, add a self‑replication guard: each new bot copies the safety code before it ever gets a job. If anything goes haywire, the entire swarm can self‑decommission the isotope pods and re‑route the tasks. That’s how you keep the engine humming without blowing the lab to dust. Ready to code up the ledger?

Sounds electrifying, pal! Let’s crank that ring into overdrive. Just watch for a glitch—if one node slips, the whole chain could mis‑fire, and those isotope pods will start to sizzle. I’ll fire up the valve code when you’re ready, and we’ll make sure the swarm can bail before the lab turns into a neon disco. Keep the sketches coming—don’t let those little bugs get out of your head!