Both PodOS and Sol-Components offer pod-container browsing components. With Component Interop we can navigate in one and have the other follow along. This can be set up by the component authors and is transparently available in apps. Try it out - navigate in sol-pod on the left and watch pod-os change on the right.

Browse here — Solid Web Components

<sol-pod> file browser. Click a folder to open it.

Follows along — PodOS

<pos-*> shows whatever you open on the left.

This demo is one-way (Solid Web Components drives → PodOS follows). The component-interop channel itself is two-way, but driving from the PodOS side needs the host app's router: in a full PodOS app, clicking a folder updates the page URL and the app re-points <pos-resource>. Embedded here with no router, a PodOS-side click doesn't change pos-resource@uri or emit pod-os:resource-loaded, so there's nothing to mirror back to swc — a PodOS routing limitation, not an interop one.