Currently if you add commas to you equation Wolfram|Alpha will treat the input as a vector. Given that commas are part of the num pad on keyboards it'd make sense to treat them as decimals instead.
Though, some use commas as thousand separators instead, and dots for decimals, like 1,234.56, which would have to be taken into consideration.
Currently inputs like {1+1,2+2,3+3} with curly brackets doesn't trigger vector calculations. ⟨1+1,2+2,3+3⟩ doesn't either, nor does (1+1,2+2,3+3).
Wolfram|Alpha can reduce this matrix, taken from Wikipedia, {8=2x+y-z,-11=-3x-y+2z,-3=-2x+y+2z}, but the Wolfram|Alpha widget isn't triggered for it. Kagi WA

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