git-my-commits-since

gistfile1.txt

#!/bin/bash
# Returns a pretty list of your commits in the subfolders
#
# I use to know what I've worked on in the last week, eg:
#
#   $ cd ~/code/
#   $ git-my-commits-since '7 days ago'
#   project-foo
#   3a16032 2 days ago New cool feature
#   a07ba63 3 days ago Added improbability drive
#   rails
#   d2d1d55 2 hours ago Now scaling

# If you need more recursion to find git files use the `find`
gits=`ls -d */.git */*/.git`
# gits=`find . -name .git | grep -v __`

you=`git config user.email`

for git in $gits; do
  commits=`GIT_DIR=$git git --no-pager log -i --author="$you" --pretty=format:'%h %cr %s' --since="$1"`
  if [ "$commits" ]; then
    echo $git | sed 's%/.git$%%'
    GIT_DIR=$git git --no-pager log -i --author="$you" --pretty=format:'%Cgreen%h %cr %s%Creset' --since="$1"
    echo
  fi
done