Chatbukkit and Scrapbukkit Explainations

Today I was wondering what the chatbukkit and scrapbukkit jars were in my bukkit plugins folder, so I looked for an answer on the Bukkit Forums, but to no avail. So I opened up the jars with WinRar and looked at the Plugin.yml files, and have brought those who wonder what they do an explaination.

Scrapbukkit:

Code:

name: ScrapBukkit
main: com.dinnerbone.bukkit.scrap.ScrapBukkit
version: 0.2.1
website: http://www.bukkit.org
author: The Bukkit Team
description: >
             Miscellaneous administrative commands for Bukkit.
             This plugin is one of the default plugins shipped with Bukkit.
commands:
  clear:
    description: Clears your own or a player's inventory.
    usage: |
           /<command> [player]
           Example: /<command> - clears your own inventory.
           Example: /<command> Bukkit - clears Bukkit's inventory.
  give:
    description: Gives yourself or someone else items. Supports item IDs or names.
    usage: |
           /<command> item[:data] [amount] [player]
           Example: /<command> 2 - gives you 1 grass.
           Example: /<command> 2 20 - gives you 20 grass.
           Example: /<command> 2 -1 - gives you unlimited grass.
           Example: /<command> 2 64 Bukkit - gives a player named Bukkit 64 grass.
           Example: /<command> 35:12 200 - gives you 200 brown wool.
  tp:
    description: Teleports yourself or a player to another player or specific coordinates.
    usage: |
           /<command> [victim] <destination>
           Example: /<command> Dinnerbone - teleports you to the player named Dinnerbone.
           Example: /<command> Bukkit Walrus - teleports a player named Bukkit to a player named Walrus.
           Example: /<command> * Monster - telports every online player to a player named Monster.
           Example: /<command> 100 200 100 - teleports you to the location 100,200,100 (X,Y,Z).
           Example: /<command> Bukkit 100 200 100 - teleports a player named Bukkit to the location 100,200,100.
  tphere:
    description: Teleports someone to yourself.
    usage: |
           /<command> <victim>
           Example: /<command> Dinnerbone - teleports the player named Dinnerbone to you
           Example: /<command> * - teleports every online player to yourself
  time:
    description: Sets/shows the current time.
    usage: |
           /<command> - displays the current time (13.00)
           /<command> 13 - sets the time to 13.00
           /<command> day - makes it day
           /<command> night - makes it night
           /<command> raw - displays the current raw time
           /<command> =24000 - sets the current raw time (48000 is two days)
           /<command> +1000 - adds raw time (1000 is one hour)
           /<command> -1000 - subtracts raw time
  take:
    description: Removes an item from your own or a player's inventory. Supports item IDs or names.
    usage: |
           /<command> [player] <item> [count]
           Use count = -1 (default) to remove all instances of an item
           Example: /<command> TNT - removes all TNT from your inventory.
           Example: /<command> griefer TNT -1 - removes all TNT from a player named griefer's inventory.
           Example: /<command> duplicator diamond_pickaxe 1 - removes 1 diamond pickaxe from a player named duplicator's inventory.

Chatbukkit:

Code:

name: ChatBukkit
main: com.dinnerbone.bukkit.chat.ChatBukkit
version: 0.0.1
website: http://www.bukkit.org
author: The Bukkit Team
description: >
             Basic chat functionality.
             This plugin is one of the default plugins shipped with Bukkit.
commands:
  whois:
    aliases: [who, whos]
    description: Looks up a player, returning various details about them
    usage: |
           /<command> [player]
           Example: /<command> Walrus

I hope this helped those who wondered what they do.

P.S ~ I have found that these can have command conflicts with plugins like Essentials, so if you use a general commands plugin that has these commands in them, delete Scrapbukkit or Chatbukkit accordingly.