fs-gg-sdd-getting-started

You can initialize a simulation-driven design project by running the `fsgg-sdd init` command, which creates the required configuration files and work directories to begin SDD development.

The best way to scaffold a runnable SDD application is using the `fsgg-sdd scaffold` command, which seeds your project with an external template and applies the template provider's code to create a buildable product.

Yes, you need external template providers to build an FS.GG SDD project, as the scaffold command relies on these templates to seed the project and apply the necessary code for a runnable simulation product.

You cannot effectively use the SDD framework without understanding the project lifecycle, as leveraging simulations and applications requires interaction with template providers and proper project initialization.

The `init` command creates the base configuration and work directories, while the `scaffold` command generates a buildable and runnable product by seeding the project with an external template and applying template provider code.