It's the most representative sample size if you're interested in your own performance though. I really don't care if other people are more productive with AI, if I'm the outlier that's not then I'd want to know.
I was forced to use the dokuwiki, but I very much disliked editing stuff in the web interface. Having a filesystem interface to the wiki system allowed me to create and edit pages using vim , which I like to use for writing.
Quite some years ago I created a Python FUSE filesystem[1] to to interact with dokuwiki (a wiki system).
It's built on hde llfuse[2]. But that required implementing a bunch of low level APIs that were not really related to dokuwiki. So I created easyfuse[3][4] as a wrapper, which implemented the things that were unrelated the dokuwiki implementation. If you're interested it in building a FUSE system it might be worth looking at.
I actually think the wall clock time that is used here is a more useful metric here. Using as few keystrokes is not necessarily most "efficient" in time if you have to think longer about which ones to press.