demicolon.nvim is a plugin that lets you repeat more movements than just t/T/f/F with ; (repeat forward) and , (repeat backward):

demicolon.nvim now supports gitsigns.nvim and neotest. This means that you can use ;/, to repeat gitsign.nvim’s ]c/[c (jump to next/previous git hunk). Demicolon also sets up ]t/[t to jump to next/previous test and ]T/[T to jump to next/previous failing test with neotest, and lets you repeat those with ;/, as well. Here’s an overview over demicolon’s supported motion types:

• Other native Neovim motions e.g. ]q/[q (next/previous quickfix item) and ]s/[s (next/previous spelling mistake)
• Diagnostic jumps e.g. ]d/[d (next/previous diagnostic)
• nvim-treesitter-textobjects e.g. ]f/[f (next/previous function)
• gitsigns.nvim ]c/[c (next/previous git hunk)
• neotest e.g. ]t/[t (next/previous test)
• And more…

Demicolon also lets you create your own custom repeatable motions.