# Reference other Wonderly objects within your doc

Wonderly Docs support inline references, so you can connect related work without leaving the page. Type '@' anywhere in a doc body to search for and link to other items in Wonderly. The linked item appears as a clickable pill that takes anyone reading the doc directly to the source.

### Use the @ mention to insert a reference

{% hint style="info" %}
**When to use:** Any time you want to link to another Wonderly item while writing or editing a doc.
{% endhint %}

1. Inside a doc, type **"@"** followed by the name of the item you want to link (e.g., Leads project).
2. Select the correct item from the dropdown that appears.

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**Expected outcome:** The referenced item appears as a clickable pill in your doc. Anyone reading the doc can click the pill to go directly to the linked item.

#### Field reference

* **@ search input** — The text you type after '@' filters results in real time.
* **Dropdown results** — Click any result to insert it as a reference pill.
* **Reference pill** — The linked item as it appears in the doc body. Clickable for all readers.


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