Finally i figured out how to deal with the last issue, This is a tracking module...

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"bind" ("/msg $S BIND <ServiceNick> <BindName> [Nick|*Module.]<Command> [Arg [Arg[..]]]",
        "Bind creates a command.  ",
        "  $bServiceNick$b is which service the new command will work on.",
        "  $bBindName$b is the name of the new command you are making.",
        "  $bCommand$b  To refer to a command on the same service.",
        "  $bNick$b     To refer to a command on a different ",
        "           service such as $O, $C, $N, etc.",
        "  $b*Module$b  To bind a command directly from a module such as",
        "           ChanServ, OpServ, NickServ, modcmd, etc",
        "           (note the asterisk before the module name).",
        "  $barg(s)$b   Can be anything, or you can use $$1 $$2 $$3 etc",
        "           which will be replaced with the arguments passed",
        "           to the command. Use a - after ($$2-) to indicate",
        "           that argument and all arguments after it.",
        "$b$b",
        "There is a special case to load ALL commands from a module:",
        "/msg $S bind <serviceNick> * *<Module>.*   ",
        "       You may need to run this after installing previously",
        "       missing modules, or making changes such as enabling",
        "       the email features, so all the commands are bound.",
        "       Note: Certain(alias) commands will not bind this way; ",
        "       you must bind them by name. ",
        "       See $bREBINDALL$b to rebind everything.",
        "$b$b",
        "For simplicity, you cannot bind to a command that is an alias.",
        "$b$b",
        "If you want to bind $bfoo bar$b as a command, bind $bfoo$b to $b*modcmd.joiner$b first, unless foo is a builtin command such as uset, in which case use '\\' to escape the space (example: $bbind x3 uset\ autoop x3.uset\ autoop$b)",
        "$b$b",
        "$uExamples$u",
        "  bind X3 autoop *chanserv.uset\\ autoop",
        "  bind O3 murder o3.trace gline nick $$1 duration 1m reason $$2-",
        "  bind X3 * *chanserv.*",
        "$b$b",
        "$uSee also:$u unbind, joiner, modcmd, rebindall");

"commands" "${index}";

"rebindall" ("/msg $S REBINDALL",
        "Rebinds all available delault commands and aliases for each service and module currently loaded.",
        "Note: this does NOT remove any additional aliases or bindings you may have made, but will replace any you have deleted.",
        "Good to use after upgrades or after enabling 'email' support to ensure you have all commands bound to a service bot.",
        "$uSee also:$u bind (esp 'bind nick * *mod.*'), unbind, modcmd");

"god" ("/msg $C GOD [on|off]",
        "Toggles security override, which grants you complete access to all channels. Please use carefully.");

"help" ("/msg $S HELP [command]",
        "Help will show you the information for the given command.",
        "All help files will use the same syntax, with optional parameters listed in [] and required parameters listed in <>.",
        "To see what commands are available for use with $S, type /msg $S help commands. For help on any specific command or topic, type /msg $S help command.");

"readhelp" ("/msg $S READHELP <module>",
        "Re-reads the module's help file from disk.",
        "$uSee Also:$u help");

"unbind" ("/msg $S UNBIND <service> <command>",
        "Unbinds a command from a service, so that it is no longer accessible.",
        "Some commands (such as $bauth$b and $bbind$b) will not let you unbind their last binding -- for obvious reasons.",
        "$uSee Also:$u bind");

"timecmd" ("/msg $S TIMECMD <command and args>",
        "Reports how long it takes to run the specified command.");

"command" ("/msg $S COMMAND <command>", 
        "Shows the restrictions on who can use the named command (and how).",
        "$uSee Also:$u modcmd, bind");

"modcmd" ("/msg $S MODCMD <command> [<option> <newval> ...]",
        "Displays and optionally changes options for the specified command.  The command name may be prefixed with $bServiceNick.$b to specify another service's command (for example, $N.AUTH to refer to the auth command).",
        "Note: For multi-word commands, escape the space with a '\'. Example: trace\ gline",
        "Supported options are:",
        "  FLAGS          Comma-separated, +/- prefixed list of flags to add or remove.",
        "  CHANNEL_ACCESS Minimum ChanServ access.",
        "  OPER_ACCESS    Minimum OpServ access.",
        "  ACCOUNT_FLAGS  Account flags to require or deny (for example, +R-S)",
        "See the $bmodcmd flags$b help entry for a list of supported flags.",
        "$uSee Also:$u modcmd flags, command, bind");

"modcmd flags" ("The following flags are supported for commands:",
        "  ACCEPTCHAN     Treat a normal channel name (if specified) as the context for the command",
        "  ACCEPTPLUSCHAN Accept modeless channel names as well as normal channel names",
        "  AUTHED         Require that the user be authed to use the command",
        "  CHANNEL        Require that an existing channel be given as the context",
        "  CHANUSER       Require that the user have $C access to the context",
        "  DISABLED       Command is disabled",
        "  HELPING        Require that the user have security override enabled",
        "  IGNORE_CSUSPEND  Allow a +REGCHAN command to work even if the channel is suspended",
        "  JOINABLE       Require that the user have $C access to the channel, be in the channel, or be network staff to use the command",
        "  KEEPBOUND      Do not let the last instance of the command be removed",
        "  LOGHOSTMASK    Log the user's ident, hostname and IP (as well as nick and account name)",
        "  NOLOG          Do not log the command at all",
        "  NETWORKHELPER  Allow network helpers to use the command",
        "  OPER           Allow opers to use the command",
        "  QUALIFIED      Require $b/msg Service@$s$b addressing when using the command",
        "  REGCHAN        Require a registered channel to be give as the context",
        "  SUPPORTHELPER  Allow support helpers to use the command",
        "  TOY            Command is a toy (cannot be invoked on a channel from outside the channel)",
        "Note: If any of SUPPORTHELPER, NETWORKHELPER, OPER, any of the specified flags is considered sufficient.  For example, NETWORKHELPER and OPER both specified means both network helpers and opers can use the command.");

"joiner" ("/msg $S JOINER [subcmd ...]",
        "Magically looks up subcommands and redirects to them.  Use the command by itself to see what subcommands are known.",
        "joiner is used with BIND to make complex subcommands.");

"stats modules" ("/msg $S STATS MODULES [modulename]",
        "With no module name argument, shows a list of loaded modules and brief statistics for each.",
        "When a module name is given, shows commands exported by that module.",
        "$uSee Also:$u stats services, command, modcmd, bind");

"stats services" ("/msg $S STATS SERVICES [botnick]",
        "With no bot nick argument, shows a list of the service bots using the unified command framework, and brief statistics for each.",
        "When a bot nick is given, shows commands bound to that service.",
        "$uSee Also:$u stats modules, command, modcmd, bind, unbind");

"showcommands" ("/msg $S SHOWCOMMANDS [opserv-access] [channel-access]",
        "Shows commands which you can execute (with their required access levels).  If you give a numeric $O access level or text $C access name, it further restricts output to only show commands which can be executed by users with that access.",
        "$uSee Also:$u command");

"helpfiles" ("/msg $S HELPFILES <service> [module list]",
        "With only a service nick, shows the helpfiles used by that service.",
        "Give a list of modules (seperated by spaces), to set the order that the service will look up non-command help entries.",
        "$uSee Also:$u bind, unbind");

"service add" ("/msg $S SERVICE ADD <nick> <hostname> <description>",
        "Creates a new service bot.",
        "$uSee Also:$u service rename, service trigger, service remove");

"service rename" ("/msg $S SERVICE RENAME <oldnick> <newnick>",
        "Renames a service bot.  Currently does not support the default services.",
        "$uSee Also:$u service add, service trigger, service remove");

"service trigger" ("/msg $S SERVICE TRIGGER <nick> [remove|<trigger>]",
        "Sets or clears the trigger character that the named service uses to identify in-channel messages directed at it.",
        "To remove a trigger, use the word $bremove$b (or $bnone$b) as the argument.  Otherwise, the first letter of the argument will be used as the new trigger.",
        "If no argument is given, shows the current trigger for the service.",
        "$uSee Also:$u service add, service rename, service remove");

"service remove" ("/msg $S SERVICE REMOVE <nick> [<quit reason>]",
        "Destroys a service.  If a default service is named, it will be recreated when X3 restarts.",
        "$uSee Also:$u service add, service rename, service trigger");

"version" ("/msg $S version",
        "Sends you version and copyright information for this software.");