Well, I couldn't make or find batch file but interestingly, I have found
AutoHotKey <https://autohotkey.com/> code that works for me.
I was going to make like to the original page that I found the code. I
could find similar codes like this
<https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/59408-get-the-newest-file-in-a-folder/>
and this
<https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/96280-solved-get-the-name-of-the-last-modifiedcreated-file/>,
I just couldn't find the exact page. So, I am just posting the code. This
code was the simplest version I could find, and the code looks fairly
straightforward.
*loop, C:\Users\Username\Directory\*.html{ if (A_LoopFileTimeModified >
modtime) { modtime := A_LoopFileTimeModified file :=
A_LoopFileFullPath }}run, %file%*
Basically, this code look for newest modified file in the folder declared
in that first line.
In summary, you could use downloads router to sort into folders for each
wiki files then, use this AutoHotkey script to lauch the newest file
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