Since its inception, the field of choreographic programming has produced a plethora of \emph{custom choreographic languages}. Recently, more lightweight approaches that implement choreographic languages as \emph{embedded domain-specific languages (EDSLs)} have emerged, giving rise to library-level choreographic programming. However, current incarnations of library-level choreographic programming are not as featureful or ergonomic as traditional choreographic languages. Klor, our new library-level implementation of choreographies, aims to improve the status quo and deliver the practicality of an embedded choreographic language \emph{without} compromising on its features or ergonomics.