That comparison table is strange and sometimes wrong. Neovim for example detects and updates external file changes by default. And the coherence of the keybindings in Ki is "Great" bit vim/helix:

> As you can see, there's no single logical categorization for these keymaps, they are either lowercase-uppercase, normal-alt, left-right bracket, or outright unexplainable.

Word, End, Back, Change Word and even Change Inner (, etc are very logical to me and I feel like I'm talking to the editor when editing. I get that it doesn't make sense when one has learned another way to do it, but it does make total sense you just have to make an effort to try and understand it.

It's like learning and always driving automatic then calling manual "outright unexplainable". You simply learned another way and are conditioned into believing that's the one true way. It shows the creator comes from VSCode (multi-cursor is a useless feature, just use s/search/replace and get used to macros and a whole new world will open).