User Stories and Agile Use Cases

Don't miss the point. Write a "good" story that has a beginning, a middle and an end.

Any "good" story will lead to a conversation and questions. The conversation ought to provide more clarity and answers and is often a good way to "remember"the decisions via a light weight use case.

Alastair Cockburn is the best person to reference agile use cases: text only, no gui info; no data formats; easy to read. You get the idea.

It isn't a question of either or btw. User Stories and Agile Use Cases are tools for your Squad to use to understand.

So have that conversation today!