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This inquiry examines how an index tracks the internalization of habits, from action templates to intersubjective and intrasubjective regulators ( West 2013 ,  2014 ). Habit draws upon spatial primitives ( Mandler 2010 ) and is expressed as sensory coordinations (tracking movement, force, orientation). Indexical action templates advance mechanical and self-regulative purposes: Source, path, and goal transition to social and internal regulators. Inferences drawn from event sequences culminate in plausible directives – recommending courses of action (Peirce MS 637: c1909), useful in dialogue alterations. Such alterations require habit-change, fitting novel participants into different event slots – driven by good instinctual guesses or “twigging ideas” (Peirce MS 930: c1913).

Cultivating the Guessing Instinct: Index as action habit