sw-use-case-creator

To generate use cases from user stories automatically, provide a user story or vision document and the tool derives 5–10 structured use cases, writing them to requirements/use-cases.md with actors, preconditions, main flows, and exceptions.

The best way to turn a vision document into structured requirements is using an automated use-case creator that reads requirements/vision.md as a fallback, extracting actors, postconditions, alternative flows, and acceptance criteria into a cohesive document.

Writing use cases with alternative flows and acceptance criteria from epics involves parsing the epic descriptions to identify actors and main flows, then systematically documenting exceptions and deriving specific acceptance criteria for each generated use case.

Yes, you can use requirements/user-stories.md to create complete use-case documents; the tool reads it as the primary input source, preserves links to original user stories, and outputs a comprehensive use-cases.md file.

Yes, the generated use-case document supports multiple languages by detecting the user's input language and writing all derived actors, preconditions, main flows, and acceptance criteria in that target language.

A limitation of automating use-case generation is that it requires a pre-existing user-stories.md or vision.md file as input, and the output is limited to deriving 5–10 use cases, which may not cover highly complex or niche project scopes.