Don't take this answer as 100% certain, because I worked on something similar to this but it was a few years ago so my memory is not that clear. We had some reports scheduled as templates to run daily. We gave these reports a well-known name based on what kind of report it was (e.g. "AdPerformanceDaily", "KeywordPerformanceDaily"). We set that part up through the AdWords web UI, not the API, because there was no way to create a recurring report through the API. Then, in our code to consume the report, we would call getAllJobs as suggested by Anash. We looked for the report with the highest ID and the appropriate name. This relied on the IDs increasing, which is probably not a safe assumption but it worked in practice. Once we found the report that we wanted, we called getGzipReportDownloadUrl to get a URL where we could download it and process the data.
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