How i can get link as URL of team group Chat room ( not channel)

The URL is https://teams.microsoft.com/I/chat/xx:xxxxx@thread.v2/ but replace the xx:xxxxx with the code from a "Copy Link" URL which looks like com/I/message/xx:xxxxx@threads.v2/

Note xx:xxxxx is 2 characters, a colon, then about 30 characters, but I only put it as a smaller number of x's in the example.

How do you get "Copy Link"? You may need to be on the web URL teams.microsoft.com or on the desktop app. While there, hover the mouse cursor over a message in the chat room, click the 3 dots, and choose "Copy Link".

So, the chat has to exist, and there has to be at least one message. And I assume if you don't have permission to that chat room it won't work, but you should test that.

This also works with meetings, but the xx:xxxxx has the word "meeting" in it, but you can still copy and paste it.

Teams is so inconsistent through out its UI. And no automation possible.
Usually rewriting applications is a bad advice. But IMHO Teams is a spectacular exception to this rule and really should be created from scratch by a team that know how to do it well (i.e. do not design anything new "Microsoft way", just base on a few good communicators that did it well).

Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Q&A forum.

Open the Microsoft Teams client and navigate to the chat room you want to get the URL for. click on the three-dot menu next to the chat room name and select "Get link to conversation".

In earlier versions, you can locate this item by clicking on the 'Add Participants' button and checking the bottom of the opened menu.

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Hi @Sandesh Khilari

You can navigate to or create private chats between users with the Microsoft Teams JavaScript client library (TeamsJS) by specifying the set of participants. If a chat doesn’t exist with the specified participants, the user is navigated to an empty new chat.

When a user creates a new chat using a deep link, Teams creates the new chat in the draft state until the user sends the first message. You can also provide the name of the chat if it doesn’t already exist, along with text that should be inserted into the user's compose box. Consider this a shortcut for the user taking the manual action of navigating to or creating the chat and then compose the message.

You can use the following format for a manually created deep link that you can use in a bot, connector, or message extension card:

https://teams.microsoft.com/l/chat/0/0?tenantId=<tenantId>&users=<user1>,<user2>,...&topicName=<chat name>&message=<precanned text>

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