git-recent

#!/bin/bash

read -r -d '' AWK <<EOF
{
    date=\$1;
    refname=\$2;
    subject=substr(\$3,1,72);
    sha=\$4;

    len=split(refname, ref, "/");

    reset="\033[0m";
    red="\033[0;31m";
    green="\033[0;32m";
    yellow="\033[0;33m";
    cyan="\033[0;36m";

    simple=red "%15s" green " %-30s" cyan " %15s" yellow " %s" reset " %s\n";
    cmplex=red "%15s" green " %-30s" cyan " %15s" yellow " %s" reset " %s\n";

    if(len<2) {
        printf simple,"----",ref[1],date,sha,subject;
    } else {
        printf cmplex,ref[1],ref[2],date,sha,subject;
    }
}
EOF

git for-each-ref --sort=committerdate --format='%(committerdate:relative)%09%(refname:short)%09%(subject)%09%(objectname:short)' | awk -F'\t' "$AWK"

Shell script to display all your branches, local and remote, oldest to newest with the relative time of the last commit, colorized for bash.