Ability to assign roles(groups) to heterogeneous users.

So imagine being able to add [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] to cool-dev-group and them being to instantly be able to access the relevant chat rooms, git repos, shared folders, etc. If password/secret management had been added, then access to that too could have been allowed. If SSO/Oauth had been added, then any service could be covered by this sort of role-based-access-control-for-anyone.

So no user has been created, they're using their existing identity to access new resources. With some extra coding, triggers and events could have been added to do things like auto-sign public keys.

Secure filesharing and chat, for starters. Secure digital wallets tied to identity. It was a wallet platform I'd actually be interested in.

Encrypted git repos with ties to team chat...

That's what I've been using it for lately, it was becoming my main Git platform. I'm sad that this looks like the end of that.