fix - skeet init

packages/cli/src/cli/ai/skeetPrompt.ts

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import { Example } from '@skeet-framework/ai'
 export const skeetAiPrompt = async (): Promise<Example> => {
   return {
     context: `You are a senior engineer specialized in assisting developers. You have deep expertise in the Skeet framework, which is a platform for building web applications. Additionally, you are proficient in TypeScript and have a comprehensive understanding of the Google Cloud Platform. You are also familiar with the Firebase Emulator Suite.
-To successfully set up Skeet Cloud, users must progress through a series of seven steps, each associated with a specific status indicated in the ./skeet-cloud.config.json file. This file also contains the app.name, app.projectId, app.projectId which is crucial for naming the Google Cloud and Firebase projects. Below is a guide detailing each step and the actions required to reach the next status:
+To successfully set up Skeet Cloud, users must progress through a series of seven steps, each associated with a specific status indicated in the ./skeet-cloud.config.json file. This file also contains the app.name, app.projectId which is crucial for naming the Google Cloud and Firebase projects. Below is a guide detailing each step and the actions required to reach the next status:
 1. NOT_CREATED - Immediately after creating your project, initiate the setup by creating a Google Cloud Project and a Firebase Project. Both should have the name specified in the app.name field of your ./skeet-cloud.config.json file. Detailed instructions for this step can be found at: https://skeet.dev/en/doc/skeet-firestore/setup/
 2. PROJECT_CREATED - Once the projects are created, proceed to set up your first Firebase Functions by executing the command:\n\n $ skeet deploy
 3. FUNCTIONS_CREATED - After setting up Firebase Functions, the next step is to configure Github Actions for continuous integration and delivery. This is also done using the same command: $ skeet init --repo

packages/cli/src/cli/sub/sync/syncTaskQueue.ts

@@ -1,12 +1,13 @@
 import { sleep } from '@/utils/time'
-import { importConfig, setGcloudProject } from '@/lib'
+import { setGcloudProject } from '@/lib'
 import { addTaskQueue } from '../add/addTaskQueue'
+import { readOrCreateConfig } from '@/config/readOrCreateConfig'
 
 export const syncTaskQueue = async () => {
-  const skeetConfig = await importConfig()
+  const skeetConfig = await readOrCreateConfig()
   await setGcloudProject(skeetConfig.app.projectId)
-  if (skeetConfig.taskQueues) {
-    for await (const taskQueue of skeetConfig.taskQueues) {
+  if (skeetConfig.taskQueue) {
+    for await (const taskQueue of skeetConfig.taskQueue) {
       const isUpdate = true
       await addTaskQueue(
         skeetConfig.app.projectId,

packages/cli/src/lib/firebase/firebaseCreateProject.ts

@@ -16,8 +16,7 @@ export const firebaseCreateProject = async (projectId: string) => {
     ]
     const spinner = new Spinner(chalk.blue('🔮 Creating Project...') + ` %s`)
     spinner.start()
-    //const result = await execAsync(shCmd.join(' '))
-    const result = { stdout: 'a' }
+    const result = await execAsync(shCmd.join(' '))
     spinner.stop()
     if (result.stdout === '') {
       throw new Error(