I recently built a simple feature most customers might never notice as a complex bit of engineering: Infisical users can now grant/deny access to single folders. This is the kind of thing that gets a brief mention in the all-hands and a one-line changelog entry. RBAC, permissions, and authorization are the same class of engineering project as billing, schema migrations, and audit logs: They're expected utilities Users spend as little time on them as possible They're tricky engineering projects, even when they look simple The best case is no complaints and that the system is correct. It can never excel. There's no 10x RBAC system people rave about on Twitter. Access controls are a box a product checks, but not a killer feature. That doesn’t make them less important. Enterprise buyers will never sign an order form without them.…