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To redirect a deprecated skill URL, fetch the canonical SKILL.md from the updated location to enforce new identifier mapping for catalog integration. This prevents broken references by pointing older directories to the maintained entry point.

When automations use hardcoded deprecated skill directories, this redirect intercepts the request and maps it to the maintained l2s entry point. It enforces deprecation-aware navigation to ensure catalog integration resolves to the updated SKILL.md.

Cached URLs for deprecated skill discovery do not require manual updates if the redirect enforces the new identifier mapping. The system requires a canonical fetch of the updated SKILL.md URL to satisfy deprecation-aware navigation automatically.

Skill discovery fails pointing to the old l2 directory because it is deprecated and no longer the authoritative entry point. You must fetch the updated SKILL.md URL from the maintained l2s location to resolve the mapping.

Yes, you can use this redirect for URL migration in automated skill catalogs. It enforces deprecation-aware navigation by mapping older cached or hardcoded URLs to the maintained identifier, ensuring catalog integration resolves correctly.

You should not rely on a deprecated skill redirect as a permanent navigation solution. It only enforces identifier mapping to the new SKILL.md URL, meaning hardcoded references should be updated directly to the maintained entry point.