Let's be specific, because "everyone's a builder now" can sound like empty inspiration if you don't ground it.
Building doesn't mean writing code. It means taking something that used to live only in your head, a process, a form, a checklist, a tool your agency needs, and turning it into something real enough to use. A spreadsheet that used to take a developer. A client intake form. A simple internal tool that organizes renewal dates. A script that drafts the first pass of a certificate of insurance request.
None of that requires a computer science degree. It requires a clear description of what you want and a willingness to go back and forth with the tool until it's right.