A Python sample that uses WDM, a WebSocket event stream, and documented Webex REST APIs (Rooms, Memberships) to hide or leave messaging spaces whose titles match a configurable regex block list, when hide_direct or leave_group_spaces is enabled in YAML—useful for noisy bot or notification spaces in the Webex app.

Why use this playbook

• Faster delivery: Start from working asyncio + wxc-sdk patterns instead of rediscovering device registration and WebSocket auth.
• Clear behavior: Shows how conversation.activity events map to Rooms and Memberships updates for direct vs group spaces.
• Secrets via env: Client ID, client secret, and scopes load from environment variables (see src/env.template).
• Ops-friendly toggles: YAML config separates hide_direct, leave_group_spaces, and blocked regexes so you can start read-only-safe.

What it does

• Registers or reuses a WDM desktop device and opens the WebSocket URL returned by the service.
• Parses conversation.activity payloads (verbs post, or add when you are added), resolves the space title, and compares it to anchored full-string regex entries; ignores activities you authored yourself.
• Calls Memberships APIs to hide 1:1 spaces or leave group spaces only when hide_direct or leave_group_spaces is true in YAML (both default false in the sample).
• Persists OAuth tokens to a local YAML cache file and runs a refresh loop so the WebSocket stays authorized.

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