I added a few more. This is going to be a looong process...
And I'm sure I didn't get all the details and corner cases right (exact cursor position after the action, word definition, before or after whitespace...)

• w [go to next word]
• b [go to beginning of previous word]
• e [go to end of current word (or next word if cursor is currently on whitespace)]
• B [go to beginning of previous "word," where word is defined as, I believe, any string of consecutive non-whitespace characters.]
• E [E:e::B:b <- standardized test analogy explanation]

• d$ [delete till end]
• ^ [go to the beginning of the blank line]

Combinations of commands and motions would be very convenient:

• ciw
• caw
• same for d(elete) instead of c(hange)
• same for v(isually select) instead of c(hange)
• same for " instead of w(word)
• same for ' instead of w(word)
• same for [ instead of w(word)
• same for { instead of w(word)
• same for ( instead of w(word)
• same for W(ord) instead of w(word)

If I can make the time, I can try to implement a few of those commands. Not sure who's in charge of this project. Can I just make a PR?

@mvds314, yes, please do! @ok97465 helps us to maintain it but we can also review any PR you want to contribute.

If I can make the time, I can try to implement a few of those commands. Not sure who's in charge of this project. Can I just make a PR?

Sorry for the late response. Notification for this repository was turned off.
Please submit a PR at your convenience.

One of the first (if not the first) command I would wish is the dot command to repeat the last action. I'm afraid my knowledge of Python is extremely limited, and I wouldn't be able to contribute code.

Several replies here with sensible suggestions. Maybe it would be an idea to edit the original / top comment to contain those as well? So that all the desired commands are gathered in one post rather than spread out over a thread?