De Bruijn digraphs and shuffle-exchange graphs are useful models for interconnection networks. They can be represented as group action graphs of the wrapped butterfly graph and the cube-connected cycles, respectively. The Kautz digraph has similar definitions and properties to de Bruijn digraphs. It is \(d\)-regular and strongly \(d\)-connected, thus it is a group action graph. In this paper, we use another representation of the Kautz digraph and settle the open problem posed by M.-C. Heydemann in \([6]\).
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