🧠 New Open-Source Tool: git-recently

Ever worked on a big project and found yourself editing tons of files — then later couldn’t remember which ones you touched? 😅

This little tool solves that.

Introducing git-recently, a lightweight and lightning-fast command-line tool that instantly lists your most recently modified unstaged or untracked files — cleanly sorted by time, newest first ⚡

Just run it inside any Git project:

```

git recent

```

⚡ What it does:

• Lists your latest unstaged & untracked files

• Sorts them by modification time (newest first)

• Displays results in a clean, colorized output format

• Works everywhere: Linux, macOS, WSL, and Git Bash

🧩 Install in one line:

```

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/barhouum7/git-recently/master/install.sh | bash

```

📦 Uninstall:

```

bash uninstall.sh

```

🧱 Built entirely with Bash + Git

🔗 Open-source on GitHub → github.com/barhouum7/git-recently ↗

⭐ Star it if you find it useful — feedback & contributions are always welcome!

Next step: evolving it into a Node.js CLI (npx git-recently) while keeping backward compatibility with the Bash version.

Would love your thoughts or suggestions for new features 👇