25 years ago the agile manifesto taught us to go extreme by taking our well written, sea-level consistent use case documents and shredding them into user storie

25 years ago the agile manifesto taught us to go extreme by taking our well written, sea-level consistent use case documents and shredding them into user stories, that can fit on stick-its. it's a pretty good idea assuming you actually had something to shred - but then we started writing user stories instead, sea-level depending on who wrote it, functional cats mixing with non-functional dogs, under water and then raining frogs.. soon said the devs: we don't need no stinkin' docs