diff --git a/docs/source/CLI.rst b/docs/source/CLI.rst
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--- a/docs/source/CLI.rst
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@@ -564,6 +564,8 @@ List applications
 New application
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
+.. _new_app_cmd:
+
 ``./spbench -new-app -h``
 
 **Description:**
diff --git a/docs/source/new_app.rst b/docs/source/new_app.rst
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--- a/docs/source/new_app.rst
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@@ -46,12 +46,16 @@ The representation below shows the simplest structure an application can have in
                    |__ app_id_utils.cpp
 
 When using the existent benchmarks provided by SPBench, users should be concerned only with the user-side benchmark code. On this side, there is the source code of the operators, besides Source and Sink, and the implementation of the main function.
-Modifying the source codes on the system side is necessary to add a new application. The system side includes the implementation of Source and Sink operators, initializing and ending routines, command-line parameters parser, global variable declarations, standard auxiliary functions, etc.
+Modifying the source codes on the system side is necessary to add a new application. 
+The system side includes the implementation of Source and Sink operators, initializing and ending routines, command-line parameters parser, global variable declarations, standard auxiliary functions, etc.
 It also includes a templates folder. This folder is copied to ``SPBench/app_id/PPI_id/bench_id/`` when users create a new benchmark. 
 So, when adding a new application to SPBench, the developer should be concerned only with the system side. 
 The user-side benchmarks will be automatically created if the developer did everything correctly. 
 
 To help users/developers add new applications, SPBench implements the ``new-app`` command. 
+
+Run ``./spbench new-app -h`` or check check :doc:`new_app_cmd` for more details.
+
 This command ``./spbench new-app -h`` can generate a sample toy application with a given number of operators. 
 This toy application is perfectly functional, which means it can be used to create, compile, and run a benchmark. 
 However, it does not do any meaningful computation and should not be used for real experimentation.