Thiugh the source is closed to the public, the dev team has increased by another two or three. CIYAM's developers have received the source and are intigrating atomic transactions. Assuming that goes well, and they enjoy working with Qora, I'd assume they would continue to develop for the currency.
Also, I've mentioned a willingness to help develop the coin, which Qora responded to and basically said he's aware of the need, he's just not done doing his initial development.
Negatron, once Qora AT is finished, the AT team will move on to the next coin. This is actually a good thing for Qora as it will enable CCT with other coins that have integrated AT.
To be clear, the point is that the individuals will know the codebase. Yes, they can move on to other AT related projects but if they want to support AT within QORA, it would behove them, for the sake of their investment, to support the coin. Since, logically, these are the only secondary devs with access to the coin, they can/should certainly help with debugging/testing and
possibly integrating small changes because the success of Qora is vital to the success of AT on top of Qora.
There is a co-dependant relationship here, and I hope CIYAM can see that. I'm not saying these guys need to be on par with Qora but am also saying that it would be smart on their own behalf to provide some additional dev support because this to can/will directly affect the value of Qora. (Which they hold 2.5% of.)