As in, frame perfect execution of some kind of set of inputs, like a speed runner would have to pull off?

No, not in the Matrix canon I can recall off the top of my head.

They’re more focused on an… unwavering belief, or faith, in something.

Not any kind of technical, machine-like ability to execute a complex task, with high precision.

The point is being incredibly human in a way that is not machine-like, that’s the way(s) out, not in trying to out machine a machine.

EDIT:

As the Architect says to Neo in Matrix 2:

Humph. Hope, it is the quintessential human delusion, simultaneously the source of your greatest strength, and your greatest weakness.

They cannot fully account for, figure out a way to fully contain what you might call the human spirit, or irrational faith of some kind.

Neo’s particular variant of this kind of irrational drive… is his love of Trinity.

… its rather sappy, actually, lol.

4 more or less inverts this, it is Trinity’s love of Neo that ultimately saves/reawakens him.