What problem does it solve? Go backend developers need to integrate ByteDance's Frontier long-connection gateway to receive upstream client messages and push downstream messages, but the SDK interfaces, platform configuration, and conditional push rules are scattered across multiple documents. ## Core Features & Use Cases - SDK Integration Guidance: Covers installing code.byted.org/frontier/server-sdk-go, implementing the FrontierCallback interface, and handling upstream messages like SendMessage, Auth, SendEvent, and ACKMessage. - Downstream Push Interfaces: Explains Push, PushV2, BatchPush, GroupPush, BroadcastPush, and their async variants, plus group management via GroupControlAsync. - Conditional Push & Platform Setup: Details building filter expressions with the SDK builder, error codes INVALID_CONN_FILTER (8000) and CONN_FILTERED (8001), and instance configuration such as dynamic acceleration, IPv6, and QUIC. - Use Case: A backend engineer building a notification service uses this Skill to implement the callback interface, configure a Frontier instance, and push targeted messages to devices filtered by platform and client version. ## Quick Start Use the frontier-knowledge skill to show me how to implement the FrontierCallback interface and push a message to devices using the Frontier Go SDK.