sibling-swap.nvim

Works out-of-the-box with all Tree-Sitter supported languages without per-language setup, as highlighted in the key features and README's zero-config claim.

The cursor follows the swapped text, maintaining editing context during swaps, which is emphasized in the philosophy and features for seamless workflow integration.

Can swap operands in binary expressions and handle opposite operators, useful for refactoring mathematical code, as described in the smart swaps feature with examples.

Supports Neovim's dot-repeat and v:count for all keymaps, enabling repetitive swaps without re-triggering commands, making it efficient for bulk edits.

Allows swapping siblings across different lines via allow_interline_swaps, useful for multi-line structures like function arguments, as noted in the features.