1. Head over to the "API" section in Xano.
2. Click on the "Endpoints" tab.
3. Hit the "+ Add Endpoint" button.
4. Give your new endpoint a name. Something like "RecurringTask" works.
5. Choose the endpoint method, either "GET" or "POST," depending on what you need.
6. In the endpoint script, add the logic for the task you want to perform.

1. After creating the API endpoint, go to the "Settings" tab of that endpoint.
2. Copy the "API URL" provided. This URL will be used to trigger the endpoint from outside.

1. Pick a scheduling service like Cron jobs (for Unix/Linux), Zapier, or any other tool you prefer.
2. Set up a new scheduled task within the chosen service.
3. Paste the "API URL" from Xano into the scheduling service as the webhook URL to call.

1. Configure the scheduling service to trigger the webhook at your desired interval (e.g., daily, weekly, specific time intervals).
2. Save or activate the schedule.

1. Wait for the scheduled time or manually trigger the scheduled task if the scheduling service allows it.
2. Check that the task is successfully triggered by looking at the response in Xano's API logs.

1. Keep an eye on your Xano dashboard for any errors or issues reported when the task is triggered.
2. Use Xano's logging feature to debug any problems that come up with the task execution.

1. Regularly review the scheduled tasks to make sure they perform as expected.
2. Update the API endpoint, scheduling intervals, or webhook URL as needed to adapt to changes in requirements.

Follow these steps to effectively schedule and manage recurring tasks in Xano.