Nemesis is a distributed, microservice-based platform for ingesting, enriching, and analyzing files from offensive security assessments (C2 frameworks, forensic artifacts). It functions as an 'offensive VirusTotal' — files are uploaded via CLI, web UI, or C2 connectors (Mythic, Cobalt Strike, Outflank), stored in S3-compatible object storage (SeaweedFS), and processed through a Dapr-orchestrated enrichment pipeline. The pipeline runs modular analyzers (YARA, PE, PDF, Chromium credentials, DPAPI masterkey decryption, secret scanning via Titus, .NET decompilation, etc.), extracts findings, links related files, and publishes alerts. Results are stored in PostgreSQL and exposed via Hasura GraphQL to a React frontend with triage, reporting, and LLM-assisted analysis capabilities. The platform also includes AI agents for automated triage, summarization, and reporting, plus a chatbot for natural-language database queries. Deployment is supported via Docker Compose and Kubernetes Helm charts with extensive monitoring (Grafana, Jaeger, Prometheus, Loki).