What it does: The whole pipeline from a terminal: wp draftforge mine [--ai], generate [--publish], refresh [--apply], gate , queue [--status=] and credits. Free/PRO: Free, entire. No licence is read on this path, and the two paid slugs belong to the scheduler, which a shell cannot reach. Notes:

• A command line is the easiest place to spend money by accident — no button, no price on it, no second click. So every command prints what the run will cost before it runs, from the same resolver the screens use; a command that spends nothing says so; and a command that spends refuses to run without --yes.
• Deliberately not WP_CLI::confirm(): cron jobs and deploy scripts use this interface, and an interactive prompt there either hangs or is answered by whatever was next on stdin.
• Every refusal exits non-zero, and two refusals that need opposite actions are worded apart: an empty wallet is topped up, a ceiling is raised.
• gate is the command the exit code was built for: it spends nothing, prints the table of checks with their thresholds, and exits non-zero on a body the gate would hold — which makes it usable in CI.
• queue prints a table. --format=json is not implemented.